Velvet sheep that produce soft gold

Cashmere is known as "soft gold", and its warmth and comfort are deeply loved by consumers.

The feeding methods are stocking and shrub and meadow grassland in the mountain area, mainly Gramineae, Leguminosae and Compositae. The plain is mainly composed of corn, sorghum, soybean, peanut, apple, Hawthorn and so on.

The growth of cashmere production began in June, flourished from September to November, stopped in February of the following year, and took off one after another in April. The general rule of de-wool is as follows: the sheep in good condition take off first, the weak sheep take off first, the adult sheep take off first, the sheep grow up and then take off; the ewe takes off first, the ram then takes off. The general cashmere grabbing time is from early April to early May every year. The average cashmere yield of one-year-old sheep is about 350 grams, that of adult ewes is about 500 grams, and that of rams is about 800 grams to 1000 grams.

The proestrus of reproductive performance cashmere goats is 4 ~ 6 months old, and the first mating can be carried out at the age of 8 months. The suitable breeding age is 2-6 years old for rams and 1-7 years old for ewes. Estrus begins in May every year, and the peak season of estrus is from September to November. The average estrous cycle was 20 days, the estrous duration was 1-2 days, and the gestation period was 142-153 days. The lambing rate of adult ewes is 110%-120%. The survival rate of weaned lambs is more than 95%.