[Objective] it has been more than 40 years since the introduction of frozen semen from Holstein cattle in Lhasa City, Tibet, and the lactation performance of the offspring of the improved Tibetan yellow cattle has been measured, so as to provide basic data and scientific basis for the later cross fixed breeding. [Methods] the total milk production, peak milk production, peak days, days of milk production and daily milk production were counted and compared between 2017 and 2021; In July, 2021, dairy cow production performance test (DHI) was conducted. [results] the total lactation, peak milk yield, lactation days and daily lactation decreased with the increase of parity, and the peak lactation days were within the normal range; Among the three parity, the total milk production was mainly concentrated in 2000 ~ 4000 kg, the peak milk production was mainly concentrated in 15 ~ 25 kg, and the range of peak days, milk production days and daily milk production were 49.58 ~ 66.30 days, 212.06 ~ 217.36 days and 14.96 ~ 17.99 kg respectively. The DHI data showed that the milk fat rate, milk protein rate and urea nitrogen of the high generation population were 3.86%, 3.34% and 12.47 mg/dl respectively. [Conclusion] the high altitude hypoxia environment limits the lactation performance of high generation cattle, but it is significantly higher than that of Tibetan yellow cattle. The results can provide basic data for improving the production performance, milk yield, milk quality and genetic characteristics of improved cattle. |