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Here is my new topbar bee hive!!! 


I will sell them for pets and we also have a rabbit processing plant that pays about a $1 a pound live weight. I try to make them earn thier keep but the fertilizer is a big +!lorihadams said:Very cool, sounds like you are on your way! With that many bunnies do you sell them for pets or raise them for meat or both? We have 3 that were gifts to my children (no, we didn't get them, grandma did) and we don't know what to do with them.

We do process our chickens and I don't have a problem doing it. Maybe the cute lil bunnies :bun is just harder than the mean roos that wake us up all hours of the night? 
Anyone else have any ideas?? I love the fact they can roam around and be free and that it helps A LOT with feed costs.
Hope to plant corn,peas,squash,tomatoes,peppers, and beans this week! 


Thank you!gettinaclue
Today 4:06 pm Wow! Beautiful farm!
I love the little bunnies. Sooo cute! The cuteness factor is why I decides to eventually go for fiber bunnies instead of meat bunnies. Just can't see butchering them...though they taste good.
I look forward to reading more of your journal.

We have RIR for layers and several diff breeds and colors of bantys. I would like to get some heritage breeds as well.lorihadams
I want to try a heritage breed hen, like Javas. What kind of chickens do you have?
They are the sweetest lil things but the moma is a hissing ,spitting, growling ball of white fur if you even look in thier direction.Beekissed
....nothing sweeter than a baby bunny.
One of the babies got out of the box and I reached in to put it back and received a bite for a thank you.
If she wasn't one of my best momas she would be rabbit stew!! She is fostering another doe's babies and has always raised about 10 healthy and good weaning weight bunnies so for now she stays.