a rather cheeky little rabbit
Posted on November 27th 2008 in Mini Lop
A training session of four videos presented to other Peace Corps volunteers in Saint Lucia to start Rabbit Projects in their villages.
The four videos cover:
1. Overview of rabbit raising.
2. Feeding
3. Rabbit Health
4. Breeding
You can find other videos on hutch design at http://www.youtube.com/user/bigolcountry and my blog on rabbit raising and my Peace Corps experience at http://bigcountryleo.blogspot.com/.
The rabbit project is a great project to boost a disadvantage families income or provide more food for the table, a few rabbit can be maintained with vegetable scraps and local vegetation, the biggest expense is rabbit feed which must be fed rabbits a minimum of every other day. A natural rabbit feed recipe can be found on my blog to reduce costs to minimal levels.
Duration : 0:1:19
Posted on November 27th 2008 in 3
Berjaya Hills Rabbit Farm (Children like it)
Posted on November 27th 2008 in Rabbit Farming
What type of wood is used in rabbit hutches that are used outside?
I don't think it matters, mine is made out of pine.
Just looked at rabbit book and beech-wood is best apparently because it is non-absorbant.
Posted on September 7th 2008 in 4
Heelo Friend-
My parents were from Italy and I grew up eating rabbit.. All kinds of great Italian dishes my Mom would cook. Well, my Dad raised a certain rabbit out in the backyard and he has since passed away. I never asked him what kind it was. Anybody know?
I have eaten wild rabbit a few times and buy it at Wholey's Fish Market in Pittsburgh but do not know what breed it is.
I have a bag of rabbit tenderloin fillets in my freezer but it is not specific about what type of rabbit.
Posted on September 7th 2008 in 3
The pitter-patter of little feet is an increasingly common sound at nursing homes and senior-living residences. Dogs, cats and rabbits are roaming the halls, lounging about on common-area sofas and warming the beds at a growing number of residences and extended-care facilities.
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Posted on September 7th 2008 in Uncategorized
Brief tour of our rabbit barns at Next Day Organics Rabbitry. Our phone number is 479-209-1711. Please call to make sure we are here before you stop by. Thank you! Steven
Duration : 0:9:14
Posted on September 7th 2008 in Rabbit Farming
Sooty & Hayley
Posted on September 7th 2008 in Mini Lop
A training session of four videos presented to other Peace Corps volunteers in Saint Lucia to start Rabbit Projects in their villages.
The four videos cover:
1. Overview of rabbit raising.
2. Feeding
3. Rabbit Health
4. Breeding
You can find other videos on hutch design at http://www.youtube.com/user/bigolcountry and my blog on rabbit raising and my Peace Corps experience at http://bigcountryleo.blogspot.com/.
The rabbit project is a great project to boost a disadvantage families income or provide more food for the table, a few rabbit can be maintained with vegetable scraps and local vegetation, the biggest expense is rabbit feed which must be fed rabbits a minimum of every other day. A natural rabbit feed recipe can be found on my blog to reduce costs to minimal levels.
Duration : 0:1:39
Posted on September 7th 2008 in 3
Friendly and easy to care for, rabbits make ideal family pets. But how do you keep a pet rabbit happy and healthy? How can you tell if your rabbit is sick? What would you do if it were? Raising a Healthy Rabbit explains all the essentials of caring for a rabbit, including choosing a rabbit for adoption, the proper way to pick up and carry a rabbit, and setting up the best housing. It also includes vital information on supplying proper nutrition (including when, what, and how much to feed your pet); performing daily, weekly, and monthly health care checks; recognizing and treating common health problems; and stocking a rabbit first-aid kit. by Nancy Searle 32 pages; 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″; Paperback.
Posted on September 3rd 2008 in Rabbit Care
