It snows in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia. What impact will this have on the local animal husbandry?

On the night of September 15th this year, due to the influence of a high-altitude cold vortex, the Ashatu Stone Forest and Huanggangliang in Keshiketeng Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region ushered in the first rainy season since autumn this year. In snowy weather, there is snow on the road in this area, and the depth of the snow is about 2cm. Moreover, it has been snowing, and the thick snow covers the pastures. The surface of the snow is covered with a layer of ice to form an ice crust, which has a certain adverse impact on the local animal husbandry.

The local crops in Inner Mongolia have not yet matured for harvest. The cattle, sheep and other livestock in the pasture cannot go out to graze normally and collect food. Moreover, after the grassland is covered with a layer of ice and snow, in order to reduce the impact of bad weather on livestock Due to the adverse effects of the industry, herdsmen no longer drive cattle and sheep to the grasslands for grazing, but instead keep them in greenhouses.

Recently, cold air activities have been frequent in Inner Mongolia. It is now autumn, and most crops such as corn, soybeans and other major autumn harvest crops have entered the later stages of growth. Cold weather and frost weather are harmful to local farmers. The region's late-maturing crop yields have been adversely affected.

It is understood that in previous years, snow would start to fall in Chifeng in December. At that time, the winter food reserves for cattle and sheep had already been prepared. The cattle and sheep could survive the long winter, and now it is September. , the grass on the grassland is turning from green to yellow, it is time to prepare food for winter animals. At this time, the grass may die due to frost. Once the grass is necrotic, it can no longer be used as reserve food for winter animals, and the food for winter animals is also A question.

In autumn, the weather slowly turns colder, and cattle and sheep should grow a thick layer of hair to withstand the cold and long winter. The weather is not that cold yet, and the hair on the animals has not yet grown. When they come out and go to school suddenly, the animals are prone to catching cold and getting sick. At this time, the herdsmen have to spend money to see the animals. You also have to spend money to buy the animals’ winter rations.

It snows in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, which will have an adverse impact on the local livestock industry, and herders will also suffer certain losses.