Core Insights - Qinghai Province has maintained the highest annual output of yak and Tibetan sheep in China for five consecutive years, with over 9 million livestock being produced annually [1] Group 1: Livestock Production - Qinghai's livestock output has remained stable at over 9 million heads annually, with yak and Tibetan sheep leading in production [1] - In 2024, Qinghai is projected to have a livestock inventory of 19.6012 million heads, a year-on-year decrease of 0.6%, while the output is expected to reach 9.3659 million heads, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 1.6% [1] Group 2: Industry Transformation - The province is transitioning its livestock industry from a quantity-based model to a quality and efficiency-oriented model, supporting the establishment of 554 yak and Tibetan sheep breeding bases [1] - Qinghai has implemented production models such as "herd breeding in shelters" and "household breeding in farms," promoting practical technologies like "one calf per year" for yaks and "three births in two years" for Tibetan sheep [1] Group 3: Policy Support - Local governments have introduced reward and subsidy policies for livestock output, effectively encouraging farmers to increase their production and improve the commercialization rate of livestock [1]