Golden Guide To Successful Commercial Rabbit Production

Any farmer in this world can confirm that general farming or livestock production is a risky business. It requires personal attention and patience. Technically, you could say that it isn’t easy. However, having an invested passion in, some part-time, hard work, determination, and most important learn or research the required know-how you will soon garner lucrative income as commercial rabbit breeder either locally, globally or both. Rabbit production has proved to be a lucrative business time and again to both small scale and large scale farmers. This is a guide to make you succeed in this business.

There are three kinds of rabbits Commercial Rabbits, Game Rabbits and Pet Rabbits. Commercial rabbits are of several types, chief amongst which are, the Rufus Red Belgian Hare, the New Zealand Rabbit, the Flemish Giant Rabbit.

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"Guides for Raising and Breeding Rabbits: Learn about Raising and Breeding Rabbits for Meat or Pets" is an essential and comprehensive resource for anyone interested in the care, breeding, and management of rabbits. Whether the reader's focus is on raising rabbits for meat production or as beloved pets, this book provides a wealth of valuable information and practical guidance. The book covers a wide range of topics, including rabbit husbandry, nutrition, health care, genetics, breeding strategies, and record-keeping, offering a holistic approach to rabbit care and breeding. Readers will gain a deep understanding of the best practices for creating a healthy and nurturing environment for rabbits, ensuring their well-being and productivity. With a focus on both meat production and pet care, the book addresses the specific needs and considerations for each purpose. Whether the reader is a commercial rabbit breeder, a hobbyist raising rabbits for meat, or an individual looking to provide optimal care for pet rabbits, this book offers tailored guidance to meet diverse needs and goals. Furthermore, the book emphasizes responsible and ethical practices, highlighting the importance of welfare considerations and the promotion of sustainable and humane rabbit breeding. From detailed insights into genetics principles to practical advice on breeding strategies and record-keeping, this book equips readers with the knowledge and tools necessary to become successful and responsible rabbit breeders. "Guides for Raising and Breeding Rabbits" is a valuable resource for both novice and experienced individuals in the rabbit breeding industry, providing essential information and expert guidance that fosters the well-being, productivity, and sustainability of rabbit populations. Whether the reader's interest lies in commercial production or the companionship of pet rabbits, this book serves as a trusted and comprehensive guide to the successful care and breeding of rabbits.

This special re-print edition of Edward Stahl's book "Commercial Rabbit Farming" contains all the information a person needs to master the basics of raising rabbits for backyard meat purposes. Written shortly after the close of World War One, topics include raising rabbits for meat production, how to house and feed rabbits, as well as how to get started. Also included are sections on breeding selection, care of offspring, rabbit diseases and some common sense advice on how to succeed at raising rabbits ffor meat purposes. Note: This edition is a perfect facsimile of the original edition and is not set in a modern typeface. As a result, some type characters and images might suffer from slight imperfections or minor shadows in the page background.