Rabbit farming is a highly lucrative and profitable operation. Providing extra cash and income for those seeking multiple streams of income and providing full time employment for farmers that wants to go into large-scale, commercial production systems.

If you wants to provide highly nutritious, low-fat, low-cholesterol meat to your family with less financial input rabbit farming is the right way to go.

Rabbits are basically raise for their meat and fur, wool, or laboratory uses, their waste and urine are use in the agricultural sector, as a good source of organic manure in our gardens and backyard farms and for other research purposes.

Before starting out in rabbit production, choosing a particular breed is paramount to the success of the operation.

The various breeds of rabbit are suitable for each particular operation that you might want to embark on, ranging from large – scale industrial production, small scale backyard farming for extra cash and meat production, to just using the rabbits as household pets.

Medium and large breeds, such as the New Zealand, California, Dutch Gray, English Spot, Chinchilla, and Flemish Giant, have the most suitable size and conformation for producing meat and fur therefore suitable for small scale backyard farming.

White breeds of rabbits (e.g., New Zealand White and Californian) are the most prolific and the most desirable for commercial and large-scale industrial production because white skins usually bring higher prices and return on investment.

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