Between 3 and 6 months of age
Goats, if looked after, can live for 15 years or more.
Goats generally live between 10 to 18 years, although some can live into their early 20s. They reach maturity and start breeding between 4 to 12 months of age, depending on the breed. Male goats, known as bucks, can breed year-round, while female goats, known as does, have a breeding season usually in the fall.
Breeding goats depends on the breed of goat and where you live. Dairy goats (Saanen, Oberhasli, Alpine, etc) are able to be bred in the fall. They can take from late August to probably December. Other goats, like meat goats can be bred year round, depending on how cool the climate is. Good luck!
Male dairy calves will be around 5 to 6 months of age before they are slaughtered, and weigh around 500 to 650 lb. Beef cattle that are raised as slaughter (and thus are no longer calves) are typically around 18 to 24 (sometimes 28) months of age when slaughtered, and reach a target finish weight of around 1400 lbs (or have a body frame score of Choice grade). As for cows and bulls, the age and weight varies greatly, depending on breed, age and reasons for them being culled. A cow or bull can be as young as 2 or as old as 20 when they are slaughtered, and can range from 1000 to 2800 lbs when slaughtered.
At least 12 months of age.
Yes but depending on the sex of the goat this meat may be tougher and more suited for stews and curries.
Yes if they are the same age and breed
A cow can be any age when slaughtered, especially if you are referring to a female bovine that has given birth to a calf. She can be slaughtered at 3 years of age or as old as 20 years of age. If you are using the term "cow" in a very loose manner, typically a "cow" (being a feeder steer or heifer) is usually slaughtered at around 14 to 24 months of age. A calf raised for baby beef can be slaughtered between 5 and 8 months of age, and a calf used for veal can be slaughtered from 2 weeks to 3 months of age.
Meat from sheep is known as lamb or mutton. Meat from goats is known as capretto or chevon depending on the age of the animal when it is slaughtered.
Texas longhorns can be slaughtered at any age and weight above 200 to 300 lbs. Cows and bulls can be slaughtered at any age, young or old, and heifers and steers are often slaughtered between 800 and 1200 lbs, be they around the age of 8 months to 14 months of age.
There is no slaughter age for a horse. Horses can and are slaughtered at any age provided they meet specific drug testing requirements and are slaughtered in a slaughterhouse that has funded meat safety inspections.
Grain-fed beefers (steers and heifers) are slaughtered around 18 to 24 months of age. Grass-fed beefers are slaughtered around 24 to 28 months of age.
Goats, if looked after, can live for 15 years or more.
When they are adult goats, over 12 months of age
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Goats generally live between 10 to 18 years, although some can live into their early 20s. They reach maturity and start breeding between 4 to 12 months of age, depending on the breed. Male goats, known as bucks, can breed year-round, while female goats, known as does, have a breeding season usually in the fall.