Nubian goats produce up to 1500 gallons of milk per year, which averages to a little over 4 gallons per day.
Nubian goats are well-known for the high butterfat content of their milk, making it especially suitable for cheesemaking. This high production volume combined with rich milk makes them a popular breed for dairy purposes. In comparison to other goat breeds, their milk often contains a higher fat percentage. While individual production can vary based on factors like diet, age, and overall health of the goat, a healthy Nubian goat can consistently produce a substantial amount of milk throughout its lactation period. The birthing of baby goats is called kidding.
