EXPORTING GOATS - FROM AUSTRALIA
Boer Goat Australia Inc
Offer memberships to overseas studs / breeders , so you are able to continue registering your animals & their progeny.
PLEASE NOTE
Boer Goat Australia is a registering body for Breeders/Studs to record the parentage of their stock & maintain the integrity of the Boer Goat Breed.

About Us – Cluny Livestock Exports Pty Ltd
Cluny Exports Agribusiness Specialists conduct Australian Livestock Exports by air of:
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breeder beef cattle
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breeder dairy cattle
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breeder sheep
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breeder boer goats (Boer Full Blood and Boer Crossbred)
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breeder dairy goats
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breeder alpaca (Suri and Huacaya)
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Australian camels (dromedary)
We also export other breeds upon request by air worldwide.
We also provide comprehensive consulting services to suit all breeds, climates and provide ongoing management support to our clients. Cluny Livestock Exports have an extensive Australia-wide sophisticated network and a highly experienced team for sourcing quality livestock to meet your specifications for all types of breeding animals.

BGA do not directly organise or coordinate sales of goats or exports internationally, but we do provide connections an support for our members .
Importers would need to approach your Department of Agriculture in your destination Country.
To ascertain if there is an existing agreement for the Importation of Boer Goats from Australia to your country. If an export agreement exists, there will be requirements to import stock. These will/may include Quarantine, Health/Disease testing & possibly quality or genetic requirements. Contact a Livestock Importer based in your country to assist in the management of the requirements.

Govt Vet Check

Once the animals are sourced & transport arranged, your stock will need to be sent to a Quarantine centre in Australia for the testing & quarantine time specified by your countries import requirements.

Crated Ready For Flight

Arriving in Nepal
There are various sizes of crates which will affect the numbers of animals best suited to travel by air to your country. In general, younger animals are better able to adjust to a new environment, as well as being better suited for size & weight requirements in crates. Pregnant Does/Ewes are not permitted to be exported.
Once arrived in your country there is usually again a quarantine requirement & may be further testing requirements.


Animals exported overseas may loose a significant amount of weight during their travels & will need time to adjust to their different environment & different feed. Good management of your investment is key to success.
Boer Buck Acclimatized and on duty in Nepal






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