22 May 2016
Australian Boer Goats
Boer Goat Breeder And Resources
Please visit our webpage for more information
@ Australian Boer Goats
12 May 2013
Goat and sheep Shipment to Sarawak
Asalamualaikum and Peace One Malaysia for the information to those who live in Sarawak and are keen to get a goat breeds (Boer & Saanen, Anglo Nubian) that are imported from Australia, we have made a shipment to Sarawak during Dec. 2013. So to anyone who is interested can contact us to make a reservation. Any questions are very welcome.
* Pls email us at pbramunia7@gmail.com or Call us Azizan 016-7678575/019-7917309
* Pls email us at pbramunia7@gmail.com or Call us Azizan 016-7678575/019-7917309
15 January 2013
Dorper to Sabah
For Inquiry or booking please email us at pbramunia8@gmail.com or call Zizan Omar @ 016-7678575
02 August 2012
Black head Dorper and white Dorper - Shipment Aug Sept. 2012
Shipment Aug Sept. 2012 Shipment to Malaysia
For those who are interested in booking Dorper sheep
imports from Australia offer can be made now:-
Offer rice ex Animal Airport KLIA :-
1) Registered Dorper stud RM2800 per / head
2) White Dorper ewes RM1350 per / head
3) Black Head Dorper ewes RM1400 per / head
Price can negotiable depend on how many purchase.
22 July 2012
Young Boer Goats and Boer Cross For Sell: -
Offer
to anyone who is interested to get the young Boer and Boer goats male and
Full blood F2/F3/F4/F5 grade age from 5 months to 7 months price from RM 380 -
RM 700. (According to grade bleeding Boer goats )
Interested
parties may contact via email at pbramunia7@gmail.com or call Zizan Omar
@ 016-7678575 / 019-7917309
15 July 2012
Difference Between Boer Gaots
FULL BLOOD BOER GOATS; F1, F2 BOERS ? BOER CROSSES ?
With so many different ‘types’ of Boers it is understandably confusing.
There are full blood Boer goats, commercial does, pure bred does, F1’s, F2’s …… it’s all very confusing.
If you are a new breeder or you are making enquiries from an overseas country, it is important to take a moment to understand the difference. Most qualified breeders will soon be able to ascertain your needs but it sometimes helps to have a reference checklist hence the explanations set out below.
There are full blood Boer goats, commercial does, pure bred does, F1’s, F2’s …… it’s all very confusing.
If you are a new breeder or you are making enquiries from an overseas country, it is important to take a moment to understand the difference. Most qualified breeders will soon be able to ascertain your needs but it sometimes helps to have a reference checklist hence the explanations set out below.
What are full blood Boer goats?
These animals are registered with certificates confirming that both males and females are descended from registered animals imported from Africa. The Breed Registration Paper / Pedigree Certificate identifies the breeding line of the sire and dam, the date of kidding, the number of kids and other information that is helpful for herd management.
A registered full blood Buck or Doe will meet the Breed Specification criteria for the Boer Goat. A download of this information is available on this website.
What are pure-bred Boer goats?
Pure Bred Boers are the progeny of registered males or females that have been joined to 5th cross goats or higher. These goats cannot be registered.
As a pure-bred the goat will have 93.75% Boer blood. A pure-bred doe may well look just like a full blood doe having the dark brown head and the white body but it will never be able to breed to become a full blood Boer.
As a pure-bred Boer doe, the weight gain of the kids can be matched with that of a full blood Doe but there is always the possibility of a ‘throw-back’ at kidding time with non Boer-like colourings or markings. These might include the light coloured head and ears or patchy colours on the skin.
What are cross-bred Boer goats?
The sire of all cross-bred goats must have a full blood Boer buck. The crosses are often referred to as F1, F2, F3 or F4 and have started with a native or Cashmere goat for the first cross – an F1. Each subsequent breeding from the resulting kid will take the crosses or upgrades though to an F2, F3 then F4. The doe will be a pure-bred at the fourth cross and the buck a pure-bred at F5.
These animals are often referred to as Boer crosses or simply as F1’s, F2’s, F3’s etc They exhibit the hardy, sturdy and fast growth rate that characterises the full blood Boer and are excellent meat animals. No cross-bred Boer will be able to be registered as a full blood animal.
What are commercial bucks and does?
Not all full blood bucks and does will be registered by the breeder. Many breeders will select only the best of the kids from each kidding for the on-going stud breeding program. Some will be rejected simply for aesthetic reasons – brown patches in the wrong places or white patches on the ears but the meat producing qualities will be still be genetically inherent in the animal. These goats are excellent value for a commercial herd where the focus is the slaughter market or where animals have been purchased for property weed control.
Whatever your choice of goat, herd management, feed and nutrition procedures and breeding information will be the same.
These animals are registered with certificates confirming that both males and females are descended from registered animals imported from Africa. The Breed Registration Paper / Pedigree Certificate identifies the breeding line of the sire and dam, the date of kidding, the number of kids and other information that is helpful for herd management.
A registered full blood Buck or Doe will meet the Breed Specification criteria for the Boer Goat. A download of this information is available on this website.
What are pure-bred Boer goats?
Pure Bred Boers are the progeny of registered males or females that have been joined to 5th cross goats or higher. These goats cannot be registered.
As a pure-bred the goat will have 93.75% Boer blood. A pure-bred doe may well look just like a full blood doe having the dark brown head and the white body but it will never be able to breed to become a full blood Boer.
As a pure-bred Boer doe, the weight gain of the kids can be matched with that of a full blood Doe but there is always the possibility of a ‘throw-back’ at kidding time with non Boer-like colourings or markings. These might include the light coloured head and ears or patchy colours on the skin.
What are cross-bred Boer goats?
The sire of all cross-bred goats must have a full blood Boer buck. The crosses are often referred to as F1, F2, F3 or F4 and have started with a native or Cashmere goat for the first cross – an F1. Each subsequent breeding from the resulting kid will take the crosses or upgrades though to an F2, F3 then F4. The doe will be a pure-bred at the fourth cross and the buck a pure-bred at F5.
These animals are often referred to as Boer crosses or simply as F1’s, F2’s, F3’s etc They exhibit the hardy, sturdy and fast growth rate that characterises the full blood Boer and are excellent meat animals. No cross-bred Boer will be able to be registered as a full blood animal.
What are commercial bucks and does?
Not all full blood bucks and does will be registered by the breeder. Many breeders will select only the best of the kids from each kidding for the on-going stud breeding program. Some will be rejected simply for aesthetic reasons – brown patches in the wrong places or white patches on the ears but the meat producing qualities will be still be genetically inherent in the animal. These goats are excellent value for a commercial herd where the focus is the slaughter market or where animals have been purchased for property weed control.
Whatever your choice of goat, herd management, feed and nutrition procedures and breeding information will be the same.
14 July 2012
Male Boer Cross For Slaughter
Dear all .... male Boer cross goats for slaughter from Australia is now open to bulk . Weight: 30-35kg aged between 16-20 months. Ex - KLIA price per quantity negotiable.
For booking or information pls email us @ pbramunia7@gmail.com
or call zizan @ 019-7917309/016-7678575
13 March 2012
Greetings to all goats breeder and farmer, especially for farmers in South of Malaysia, Feral Goats shipment is estimated to landed on the 21st. March 2012. If you are interested can make reservations. Stcock is limited. Any inquiries and booking please contact Mr. Zizan Omar at 016 7678575 or email at pbramunia8@gmail.com
10 March 2012
We also supply Animal Health and Husbandry
We supplies veterinary medicine such as antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, anti diarrhea, anti parasite, and so on. We also selling veterinary equipment.
~ADE FORTE~
~Calcidex Forte~
* FORMULA
Borogluconate 27 g of calcium, magnesium borogluconate 7 g, dextrose 30 g, 0.5g of elemental phosphorus, potassium chloride 0.2 g, 0.5 g caffein carrier qs ad100 mL.
* The Symptoms
Prevention and treatment of milk fever and shortage cases Calcium, Phosphorusand Magnesium. Milk fever, hypocalcemy, hypomagnesemia, tonic, intoxicationsand ketosis.
* TAKING DOS
Intravenous (preferably), subcutaneous or intramuscular route. Bovines: 500-750mL, 250-500 mL Equines, Ovines 10-40 mL, 50-100 mL Porcines, Canines andfelines: 5-25 mL. Repeat if necessary.
Borogluconate 27 g of calcium, magnesium borogluconate 7 g, dextrose 30 g, 0.5g of elemental phosphorus, potassium chloride 0.2 g, 0.5 g caffein carrier qs ad100 mL.
* The Symptoms
Prevention and treatment of milk fever and shortage cases Calcium, Phosphorusand Magnesium. Milk fever, hypocalcemy, hypomagnesemia, tonic, intoxicationsand ketosis.
* TAKING DOS
Intravenous (preferably), subcutaneous or intramuscular route. Bovines: 500-750mL, 250-500 mL Equines, Ovines 10-40 mL, 50-100 mL Porcines, Canines andfelines: 5-25 mL. Repeat if necessary.
~Hematofos B12: Multivitamin (condensed)~
Hematofos B12: Multivitamin (condensed)
* FORMULA
Cacodylate sodium 30 mg, iron ammonium citrate 20 mg, methionine 10 mg, 5mg of histidine, triptofane 2.5 mg, cobalt acetate 500 mcg, Vitamin B12 (Cianocobalamine) 11 mcg, Thiamine Chlorhydrate 50 mg, Riboflavin 2 mg,Nicotinamide 50 mg , Pyridoxine 10 mg SOD xxx
* USE
Prevention, treatment of all types of anemia. General tonic, emaciation, weakness, high production, inappetence, broken, intoxications, sexualexhaustion, hair loss, appetite and other powerful and stimulating growth,increase production and improve the appearance of animal exhibits.
* USE OF DOS
Intramuscular, subcutaneous or endovenous route. Cattle and equines: 10-12 mL.Calf-Colts: 5-10 mL, Sheeps and goats: 1 mL/10 Kg. Small species: 1 mL / 5 kg.
* ALSO AVAILABLE IN
Box 5 x 10ml glass bottles, glass bottles of 20 mL, glass bottles of 50 mL, glass bottles of 100 mL, 250 mL glass bottles.
* FORMULA
Cacodylate sodium 30 mg, iron ammonium citrate 20 mg, methionine 10 mg, 5mg of histidine, triptofane 2.5 mg, cobalt acetate 500 mcg, Vitamin B12 (Cianocobalamine) 11 mcg, Thiamine Chlorhydrate 50 mg, Riboflavin 2 mg,Nicotinamide 50 mg , Pyridoxine 10 mg SOD xxx
* USE
Prevention, treatment of all types of anemia. General tonic, emaciation, weakness, high production, inappetence, broken, intoxications, sexualexhaustion, hair loss, appetite and other powerful and stimulating growth,increase production and improve the appearance of animal exhibits.
* USE OF DOS
Intramuscular, subcutaneous or endovenous route. Cattle and equines: 10-12 mL.Calf-Colts: 5-10 mL, Sheeps and goats: 1 mL/10 Kg. Small species: 1 mL / 5 kg.
* ALSO AVAILABLE IN
Box 5 x 10ml glass bottles, glass bottles of 20 mL, glass bottles of 50 mL, glass bottles of 100 mL, 250 mL glass bottles.
~Catofos B9 + B12: Vitamin~
Catofos B9 + B12: Vitamin* FORMULA-Phosphonous acid [1 - (n-Butilamine)-1-methyl ethyl] (Butafosfan) 10 g, vitamin B9(folic acid) 1.5 g, vitamin B12 (cianocobalamine) 5 mg, excipients qs ad 100 mL.
* The Symptoms
Indicated when phosphorus supplementation is needed to improve animal and /or to optimize production, when the administration over two vitamins are present in the formula required.
* TAKING DOS
Intravenous routes, intramuscular or subcutaneous. Bovines, equines: 10-25 mL.Dairy cattle before birth: 20 mL to-6. and 4. weeks before birth. Betis, Colts: 5-12mL. Ovines, Camelids and caprines: 2.5 to 5 mL. Pig: 2.5 to 10 mL. swine: 1 to 2.5 mL. Dogs: 0.5 to 5 mL. Cats: 0.5 to 1 mL. Hens, chickens, fighting cocks: 0.5 to 1 mL
* AVAILABLE IN
A 20 mL glass bottles, glass bottles 50 mL, 100 mL glass bottles, glass bottles of250 mL.
Indicated when phosphorus supplementation is needed to improve animal and /or to optimize production, when the administration over two vitamins are present in the formula required.
* TAKING DOS
Intravenous routes, intramuscular or subcutaneous. Bovines, equines: 10-25 mL.Dairy cattle before birth: 20 mL to-6. and 4. weeks before birth. Betis, Colts: 5-12mL. Ovines, Camelids and caprines: 2.5 to 5 mL. Pig: 2.5 to 10 mL. swine: 1 to 2.5 mL. Dogs: 0.5 to 5 mL. Cats: 0.5 to 1 mL. Hens, chickens, fighting cocks: 0.5 to 1 mL
* AVAILABLE IN
A 20 mL glass bottles, glass bottles 50 mL, 100 mL glass bottles, glass bottles of250 mL.
25 January 2012
Australian Saanen and Dorper
You can make booking now, we expected shipment landed at the end at the end of March.Fullblood Buck and Does price start from RM 2,900, price can be discussed if large quantity. The picture above is the exactly goats that we will bring back to Malaysia into the future. Deposit in a serious need for order.
If you interested please feel free to contact us @ Zizan 019-7917309 or Basri 012-3804245
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