Introduction to Zhashijia Sheep
Qumalai County is known as the "number one county at the source of rivers". Qumalai County is the source of the Yellow River, which is called "Maqu" in Tibetan language in Qinghai Province, meaning "Peacock River". Its main source originates from the southwestern corner of the Kakuzongli Basin in the north foot of the Bayan Har Mountains in the southwest of Mado Township. Yueguzongliqu originates from a mountain spring at the northern foot of Yueguzongli Mountain, which flows southeast through Xingsu Sea and is called Maqu. The source of the Yellow River is surrounded by towering mountains and vast grasslands, making it one of the main water sources for the Three Rivers. It holds a significant ecological position in China and even the world
Zhashijia sheep is a geographical indication product for agricultural products. Its lamb meat is rich in nutrients. It is rich in high-quality protein 12.3% and fat 28.8%. In addition, it contains minerals such as phosphorus, iron, as well as nutrients such as vitamin B and vitamin A. The Compendium of Materia Medica records its functions as "lamb can warm the middle and supplement deficiency, nourish the middle and invigorate qi, stimulate appetite and improve health, treat deficiency, fatigue, cold, and seven injuries."Regional scope
Qumalai County Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Workstation Qumalai County has six townships under its jurisdiction: Yuegai Town, Bagan Township, Qiuzhi Township, Mado Township, Yege Township, and Qumahe Township. The geographical coordinates are 92 ° 56 ′ -97 ° 35 ′ E longitude and 33 ° 36 ′ -35 ° 40 ′ N latitude