The difference between Jialuo sheep and Oula sheep:

Oula sheep:

Oula sheep are produced in the Maqu grassland of Gannan Prefecture and are Tibetan sheep. kind. They are tall and tall, with adult rams weighing 75 kilograms and ewes weighing around 60 kilograms, which are much larger than ordinary sheep. It is resistant to high cold, grows quickly, has delicate meat texture and delicious meat taste.

Jialuo sheep:

Jialuo sheep is a specialty of Aba County, Aba Prefecture, Sichuan Province. Jialuo sheep are large in size and have obvious meat performance. They are suitable for grazing or semi-house raising in alpine areas. They have strong limbs, strong disease resistance, fast growth and development, and are suitable for grazing and raising in alpine areas. According to measurements, physical maturity can be achieved at 1.5-2 years old.

Introduction to Jialuo sheep:

Aba Tibetan sheep Jialuo sheep (hereinafter referred to as: Jialuo sheep) is a very excellent local breed among Tibetan sheep in Aba Prefecture. Its production performance Significantly better than other local Tibetan sheep. Aba Tibetan sheep have the characteristics of large size, strong limbs, strong disease resistance, fast growth and development, and are suitable for grazing in alpine areas.

According to measurements, physical maturity can be achieved at the age of 1.5-2 years. Without any supplementary feeding, the individual live weight of adult rams in autumn can reach 90 kg-100 kg, and the meat is tender and has no mutton. Compared with other local sheep, the body matures six months to one year earlier, and the live weight increases by 26-36 kilograms.

Jialuo Tibetan sheep enjoy a high reputation among herdsmen in pastoral areas due to their excellent production performance, obvious price advantages and strong market competitiveness. They were once introduced as excellent breeding stock to Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia, Yunnan, Guizhou and other five provinces and regions in northwestern and western Sichuan are developing. In 2013, "Jialuo Sheep" was recognized by the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce as the national geographical indication certification trademark of China.