When visiting the grasslands of Inner Mongolia during the National Day, will it be cold or not? Is the temperature suitable? Can it be played? Is the prairie grass lush?
It will be colder to visit the grasslands of Inner Mongolia during the National Day, because it may snow in the grasslands of Inner Mongolia after October, but you can still finish the trip, and the grass in the grasslands is relatively lush.
The large temperature difference between day and night in the Inner Mongolia prairie, the high altitude and the cold climate have minimized the spread of infectious diseases in livestock. Pure pastoral areas generally have more cold weather, and some pastoral areas have already started to snow in October, such as Hulunbuir Hailar in Inner Mongolia. Drought is very serious in some places. For example, Aohan Banner in Chifeng City has a predominantly dry climate.
The temperature in the Inner Mongolia prairie changes significantly between years. The temperature range in most areas is generally 65℃-85℃, and the daily temperature range is 13℃-16℃, which is the highest temperature range in China. It has the largest daily difference in the country, which is very conducive to the storage of sugars and the condensation of substances in grassland plants.
Extended information:
Today, the area of grassland ownership in the Inner Mongolia grassland region has reached 820 million acres, and the area of land use rights has been implemented at 740 million acres, accounting for 74% of the available grassland in the region. 86% and 78% of the total area, and the contracted use area of grassland implemented by households in the region reaches 620 million acres. As a result, the dominant position of farmers and herdsmen as producers has been further strengthened and the enthusiasm of herdsmen in building grasslands has been mobilized.
According to statistics, Xilingol League, which is famous for its grassland animal husbandry, has contracted all pastures, planting pastures and grazing pastures to households, and the area of grassland allocated to households reaches 230 million acres.
111 townships and 570 villages have implemented the ownership and use rights of grassland, accounting for 100% and 98% of the approved base respectively. The collected pasture use fees are stored in special accounts, managed in special projects, and used in special funds. 95% of the total amount is used as a "grass cultivation fund" and is retained at the village level for grassland construction, further stimulating the enthusiasm of the majority of herdsmen to build and protect grasslands.