Goats are one of the most practical animals a Filipino farmer can raise — hardy, low-maintenance, and useful whether you’re after meat, milk, or breeding stock. That mix is exactly why kambing (kanding in Bisaya) stays in steady demand, and on FarmyHub you can find goats from local raisers and breeders without driving farm to farm to compare.
Goats on FarmyHub are listed at about ₱2,500 to ₱10,000 per head as of October 2026. Sellers are asking about:
Goat | Where | Price per head | Per kilo (live weight) | Minimum order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Goats from a goat farm, about 25 kg | Toledo, Cebu | ₱10,000 | ₱400 | 10 heads |
Native, upgraded and Boer goats, about 25 kg | Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro | ₱6,250 | ₱250 | 10 heads |
Breeder buck, about 50 kg | Bago, Negros Occidental | ₱8,000 | ₱160 | 1 head |
Buck, 1 year old, 30 to 35 kg | Bago, Negros Occidental | ₱6,000 | About ₱171 | 1 head |
Female goat (doe), about 20 kg | Bago, Negros Occidental | ₱4,000 | ₱200 | 1 head |
Female goat (doe), about 25 kg | Bago, Negros Occidental | ₱3,000 | ₱120 | 1 head |
3 goats sold together (the seller notes “with babies”) | Bago, Negros Occidental | ₱2,500 | ₱300 | Sold as a set of 3 |
Four listings are left out of this table because their prices look mistyped. Ask those sellers for the real price.
By live weight, most goats are listed at ₱120 to ₱300 per kilo. The live goat price depends on the breed, sex, age and weight. These prices come from the sellers’ own listings and change often, so check the current listings on this page for today’s goat price.
Most goat purchases come down to one of a few goals:
Meat — goats raised for kaldereta, kilawin, and papaitan, sold as live weight or for events
Dairy — milking breeds kept for goat’s milk, cheese, and small dairy operations
Breeding — does and bucks bought to start or strengthen a herd
Land management — some farms keep goats to clear brush and weeds naturally
Knowing your goal makes it easier to pick the right animal, since breed and age matter a lot depending on the use.
Listings vary by seller, but common ones include:
Breed | Kept for | What it is like | Named in a listing now? |
|---|---|---|---|
Native goats (kambing) | Meat | Small, hardy, and well-adapted to local conditions | Yes (Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro) |
Boer goats | Meat | A popular meat breed known for fast growth and muscling | Yes (Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro) |
Crossbreds and upgraded goats | Meat and breeding | Native goats crossed with breeds like Boer or Anglo-Nubian; mixes that balance hardiness, size, and value | Yes (Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro) |
Anglo-Nubian goats | Meat and milk | Dual-purpose, good for both meat and milk | Not named right now |
Saanen goats and other dairy breeds | Milk | Kept mainly for milking | Not named right now |
Most sellers note the breed, age, sex, and whether the goat is for meat, milk, or breeding. For more on goat breeds and the farms that raise them, read our goat farms and breeders guide.
FarmyHub isn’t a goat farm — we don’t raise, transport, or guarantee any of the animals. Each seller lists their own goats and sets their own terms, so once a listing catches your eye, message the raiser directly to ask about breed, age, weight, health, and how delivery or pickup works. Goats are raised just about everywhere, with strong supply from regions like Ilocos, Central Luzon, Iloilo, and Northern Mindanao, so a nearby seller is rarely far off.
As of October 2026 the goat listings on FarmyHub come from 7 sellers in six areas:
Area | Listings | Sellers | What they list |
|---|---|---|---|
Bago, Negros Occidental | 5 | 2 | Bucks and female goats, sold by the head or as a set of 3 |
Zamboanga City | 2 | 1 | Goats for breeding or meat |
Toledo, Cebu | 1 | 1 | Goats from a goat farm, 10 heads minimum |
Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro | 1 | 1 | Native, upgraded and Boer goats, 10 heads minimum |
Daet, Camarines Norte | 1 | 1 | Young male goats |
Surigao City, Surigao del Norte | 1 | 1 | Female goats ready for breeding |
New to goat raising and unsure which breed suits your plan? FarmyHub’s customer support is glad to help connect you with the right seller. You can also browse our Farm Livestock and Animal Feed categories — or check the goats listed below and reach out to a raiser today.
Goats listed on FarmyHub cost about ₱2,500 to ₱10,000 per head as of October 2026. Female goats are usually ₱3,000 to ₱4,000, while bucks and farm-raised upgraded or Boer goats are ₱6,000 to ₱10,000.
One goat farm on FarmyHub lists native, upgraded and Boer goats at about ₱6,250 per head as of October 2026. The price of a Boer goat depends mostly on bloodline, sex and age, so message the breeder for an exact quote.
No listing on FarmyHub names semi-upgraded kids right now (October 2026). The youngest goats listed are 4-month-old males in Daet, Camarines Norte (ask the seller for the price), and female goats are listed at ₱3,000 to ₱4,000 per head. The price of upgraded and semi-upgraded kids depends on how much Boer or Anglo-Nubian blood they carry, and on their age and sex, so ask the breeder for the price per kid and the age at weaning.
Sa FarmyHub, nasa ₱2,500 hanggang ₱10,000 kada ulo ang presyo ng kambing ngayong Oktubre 2026, depende sa lahi, kasarian, edad at timbang. Sa live weight, karaniwang ₱120 hanggang ₱300 kada kilo. I-message ang seller para sa eksaktong presyo.
Check the location shown on each listing. Sellers range from goat farms to backyard breeders, so message them to ask about visits, pickup or delivery to your area.
List your goats on FarmyHub so traders, breeders and other buyers can find and message you. Start on the Become a Supplier page.
Kambing is the Tagalog word for goat. In Bisaya it is kanding.
Goat is kambing in Tagalog.
