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With so many cattle and sheep in Tibet, how can herders herd sheep?

You are not mistaken. The title means that herders are poor, and some even say they are poor. Why do you have such a title and say so? Because the actual herdsmen basically make a living from this, and even a large number of people are in debt. So it is true that herders have thousands of sheep, and it is also true that they are in debt or can only make ends meet. Some friends may say that my words are a bit of a fight. In fact, friends who raise sheep at home or those who herd sheep in Xinjiang, Tibet and Inner Mongolia will understand that I really didn't lie.

Spring is the season when lambs are born together.

But friends in pastoral areas are basically in their own provinces, because they really don't adapt to going abroad, and they grew up in pastoral areas, and they really don't like the noise of big cities. Then I'm still responsible for what I said. Then I'll explain to you why there are thousands of sheep in Xinjiang, Tibet and Inner Mongolia, a pastoral area with a vast grassland. Why do you still say that life is poor instead of a necklace? I will tell you slowly. You won't be confused when you know it. When you meet a young man in a pastoral area and hear that there are thousands of sheep at home, don't just sigh at the millions of family wealth and wealth.

A grazing area for tourists.

Reveals the real life of herdsmen in pastoral areas of Xinjiang, Tibet and Inner Mongolia.

In fact, there are natural grasslands suitable for cattle, sheep and horses in Xinjiang, Tibet and Inner Mongolia, including Gansu. I have to mention that Huo Qubing, who was 19 years old during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, successfully expelled the Huns and obtained the Hexi Corridor in Gansu Province, which opened the door of the Central Plains to the Western Regions and possessed natural grasslands. Since then, China also has a BMW with natural blood. So what I want to express is that the quality of cattle, sheep and horses grazing in pastoral areas is really good!

native grassland

Compared with Tibet and Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia is flatter. Although Tibet and Gansu are also natural grasslands, they are basically endless mountains. As far as the sales of sheep are concerned, they are basically sold in their own provinces and rarely sold to other places. First, because the mutton market in other places is basically flooded with sheep, the mutton is relatively saturated, and even if it is sold, it can't sell at a high price. It is also possible that real mutton is called fake mutton by others and is ruthlessly suppressed; Secondly, sheep in pastoral areas are basically lambs born in spring and sold in autumn and winter that year. Basically, live sheep are sold, so they are generally sold locally, and the local price is higher than that in other places. Because mainlanders like to eat sheep, it is convenient to consume a lot of mutton, so there is no need to worry about not selling it.

Tourists' yurts.

Sheep are basically raised in pastoral areas, and an ordinary herdsman's family is basically close to thousands of sheep, plus ten horses or ten cows. Based on the 55 yuan of one kilogram of live sheep, the weight of an adult sheep can reach 60-75 kilograms, so the net profit of a sheep is basically thousands. So if you raise 1000 sheep and produce 300 lambs a year, the sheep can sell for 300,000 a year, plus 10 cattle and horses, some fluff products and dairy products can sell for 654.38+10,000 yuan more. Some pastoral areas can also develop tourism after they are developed.