Abstract:This experiment explores the production performance analysis and analysis of male and female lambs produced under different crossbreeding modes such as Texel sheep, Kazakh sheep, Teha cross F1, Teha cross F2, nearclass F2, backcross F2, and cross F2. Blood physiological and biochemical analysis. The research results show that there are differences in blood biochemical indicators among different crossgeneration sheep populations. There are also differences in local adaptability, disease resistance and autoimmunity between introduced varieties and hybrid improved populations. There are also differences in the production performance of lambs produced by different crossbreeding methods. The F1 generation has the most obvious hybrid vigor and is the most economical hybrid method. This provides a theoretical basis for crossbreeding of Kazakh sheep for meat.