Enhancing Zimbabwe’s Matebele, Mashona goats through breed standards
Zimbabwe’s indigenous goat breeds, the Matebele and Mashona, are celebrated for their resilience, adaptability and deep cultural heritage.
These goats thrive in some of the country’s toughest environments, resist local diseases and reproduce well under low-input conditions.
But beyond their role in local livelihoods, they hold untapped potential for international markets.
With the right systems in place, Matebele and Mashona goats could become export-ready and position Zimbabwe as a regional leader in the global goat industry.
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Author's summary: Enhancing goat breeds in Zimbabwe.
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