Both pastoral areas in Xinjiang and Tibet focus on developing animal husbandry. What are the conditions that restrict the agricultural development in these two regions?

The landlord also learned that Xinjiang and Tibet mainly focus on animal husbandry, which is a continuation of the original economic base of the two places. Originally, the animal husbandry economy was different from the farming economy in the mainland, which is a historical condition. In terms of natural conditions, the biggest constraint in Xinjiang is water shortage, and agriculture needs a lot of water for irrigation. Except for the melting water of snow and ice in Tianshan area of northern Xinjiang for irrigation, most areas in southern Xinjiang are short of water. The restrictive factors in Tibet are high altitude, few crops adapted to cold areas and short farming cycle. Considering the current situation, Tibet is the source of the Three Rivers, and soil and water conservation is more important than agricultural development. Please refer to it and ask questions if you have any questions.