Mutton sheep are generally 12- 13 yuan/kg, and those with better quality are 15 yuan/kg. Sheep 9 yuan/Jin, but they sell more by the weight. In fact, it is almost the same whether they are counted by the weight or by the weight.

The price of small-tailed Han sheep and Boer goat is 400- 1000 yuan. (with the age of the month)

Lambs (about 2 months old) are generally around 350.

Ewes are generally 1200- 1300 yuan (about 300 kg), pregnant ewes with lambs 1500- 1800 yuan, and the price of the original ram is 5000- 10000. (The price and cost of embryo transfer are relatively high.) A ewe can't use it after giving birth to a calf, and adult sheep crossing four or five belts can engage in embryos.

A purebred Dorper sheep should at least be above 1000 (Dorper sheep has a high meat yield).

Dairy goats are a little more expensive. Little ewes weighing 40-60 kg will be above 800 yuan. If Saneng dairy goats give birth, they will be at least 600.

However, the specific price depends on the breed, the age of the sheep, the breeding line and the improvement degree.

As for the price, I suggest you ask them before you go, or you can call 4008-9353-66 and they can provide you with the latest quotation.