GIRGENTANA GOAT FOR SALE 6

$250.00

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    GIRGENTANA GOAT FOR SALE

     

    GIRGENTANA GOAT FOR SALE

    Girgentana Goats are from Agrigento (also known as Girgenti),rnSicily. At one point there were more than 30,000 Girgentana Goats in the hillsrnand coastal zone of the province. However, today the registered population isrnunder 500 goats.

    rnrnGirgentana Goats have unique horns that twistrninto a spiral. They have a long beard and a primarily white coat withrngrey-brown hair around the head and throat. They produce high-quality milk.
    The Girgentana goat has characteristic horns, twisted into a spiral form. It has a long beard and a primarily white coat with grey-brown hair around the head and throat. It has a good production of high-quality milkhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=GIRGENTANA+GOAT+FOR+SALE&go=Go&ns0=1
    Small to medium in size with slender build and a coarse, medium-long coat. Facial profile is straight
    These gorgeous white goats have the most amazing horn shapes as well as a tuft of hair in the middle of their foreheads
    The Girgentana goat is a domestic goat breed used mainly for the production of milk. It is indigenous to the province of Agrigento, in the southern part of the Mediterranean island of Sicily

    The exact origins of the Girgentana goat breed is unknown. It has been suggested that they are in central South Asia, specifically Kashmir, northern Afghanistan and Balochistan. Johann Wolfgang Amschler identified it with Capra prisca and the Ram in a Thicket statues excavated at Ur by Leonard Woolley in 1927–28.

    The hypothesis of Leopold Adametz that it is descended, at least in part, from the markhor, Capra falconeri, a species of Central Asian goat-antelope, appears to be generally accepted by zoologists. The animals could have been introduced to Sicily by Greek colonists about 700 BC, or in the eighth

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