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Fruits: (not more than 1 0% of the diet. 1 tsp per 2 lbs.)

Topic Progress:

• Apple
• Apricot
• Banana (remove peel—no more than 2 slices 1/8 in. thick per day for a 5 lb. rabbit)
• Berries (cooked or uncooked)
• Cherry
• Currants
• Papaya
• Pear
• Peach
• Pineapple (remove skin)
• Plum
• Kiwi
• Mango
• Melons (peel and seeds are fine)
• Nectarine
• Star Fruit

Raising Healthy Profitable Chickens

Prepare Their Living Quarters
Hay, Hay, Hay…
Get the Right Feed
Throw a Chicken Party
Play Doctor
WHAT TO FEED YOUR CHICKENS
THE BEST WAY TO RAISE DAY OLD CHICKS

WHAT YOUR BABIES NEED MOST

CARDBOARD BOX OR CHICKEN BROODER?
BIGGER CHICKENS, BIGGER NEEDS
THE WAY TO HOLD BABY CHICKS
LIVING QUARTERS FOR LAYING CHICKENS
KEEP THOSE NESTING BOXES SOFT
WHAT HENS NEED

CHICKEN DISEASES

Flock mite infestation
Coccidiosis
Marek’s disease
Upper respiratory fungal infections.

KEEP THE CHICKS FROM THE DOC

RECOMMENDED VACCINATION
BIO SCURRILITY PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION
DISINFECTIONS OF THE COOP AND OTHER MATERIALS THAT COME IN CONTACT WITH THE CHICKENS
MAKE SURE TO CLEAN FOOD AND WATER BOWLS DAILY
KEEP YOUR YOUNG AND OLD CHICKENS SEPARATED

SUPPLEMENTS FOR CHICKENS

CALCIUM
SALT
PHOSPHORUS
GRIT
VITAMIN D
VITAMIN A
RIBOFLAVIN
VITAMIN E
GREENER IS BETTER

EGG UTILIZATION

Advertise and promote your eggs.
Write down the production date of the eggs you are selling.
Ask your regular customers to place their buying orders upfront
Choose the cleanest eggs.

Protein Power From Rabbits

AMERICAN RABBIT BREEDS

Small or Mini Rabbits (Max weight under 7lbs):
Standard Size Rabbits (Max weight 7-12 lbs):
Standard Size Rabbits (Max weight 7-12 lbs):
Small or Mini Rabbits (Max weight under 7lbs):
Giants: (Max weight over 12 lbs.)

CHOOSING YOUR BREED

Who To Buy From

New Zealand (New Zealand White):
Californian:
Palomino:
Satin:
American Chinchilla:
Blanc de Hotot:
Champagne d’Argent:
Cinnamon:
Crème d’Argent:
Silver Fox:
American Sable:
Harlequin:
Rex:
Silver Marten:
Meat Rabbits By Size

THE GIANTS

Checkered Giant (no max listed):
English Lop (10.5 lbs and up):
Flemish Giant (no max listed):
French Lop (no max listed):
Giant Angora (no max listed):
Giant Chinchilla (max weight of 16 lbs.):

FEED AND CAGE REQUIREMENTS

Feeding your Rabbit
Acceptable leafy greens: (1 cup per 2 lbs.)
Non-leafy vegetables: (no more than 15% of their diet. 1 Tbsp. per 2 lbs.)
Fruits: (not more than 1 0% of the diet. 1 tsp per 2 lbs.)
CAGE AND ENVIRONMENT

PREDATORS AND DISEASES

Other Diseases To Watch For

REPRODUCTION AND THE YOUNG

BUTCHERING AND PREPARATION

Fish Farming and Aquaculture

EXTENSIVE AQUACULTURE
INTENSIVE AQUACULTURE

FISH FARMS TYPES

CAGE SYSTEM
IRRIGATION DITCH OR POND SYSTEMS
COMPOSITE FISH CULTURE
INTEGRATED RECYCLING SYSTEMS
CLASSIC FRY FARMING
SEA LICE AND OTHER DISEASES
SLAUGHTER METHODS

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