Rabbitry

Rabbits

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Rabbitry The rabbitry may consist of a few odd hutches or a well-designed building or group of buildings in which have been built several hutches. Floor layout must be carefully planned, for the ease of management depends largely upon correct grouping and spacing of hutches. Full consideration should be given to details of mailer expansion before the rabbitry is built, for very often the rabbitry will be enlarged. It should be remembered that work in a badly designed rabbitry may easily take twice, or even three times, as long as the same work in one which is well designed. There is also the question of the appearance of the rabbitry. Under the present law, embodied in the Allotments Act of195o, no Landlord may prohibit rabbit keeping unless, amongst other things, it constitutes a nuisance. It may well do, this if the appearance is bad and presents an ugly view to neighbors. Information about rabbitry There are several advantages and disadvantages of an indoor raid,

Rabbit-Manure

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Rabbit Manure The amount of rabbit manure produced in any stud will depend upon a number of factors such as breed, rations fed, amount of bedding used and so on. Obviously a bulky ration will produce more manure than a concentrated ration. The weight of rabbit manure varies between about 30 to 40 lb.per cubic foot, and a large breed doe with young would produce throughout the year some 1 2 cubic feet of manure, that is today between 3 and 4 cats. It is necessary that adequate storage or disposal arrangements should be made.     Rabbit manure, again contrary to widespread belief, is one of the most valuable manures of all livestock, as can be seen from its analysis. On a dry matter basis, the manure contains approximately 2.7% Nitrogen, 1.5% Phosphoric Acid, and 1% Potash. The amount of fresh manure required to produce to lb. of dry manure is however only about 140 lb.,