Homesteading Animals: Rearing Rabbits For Meat And Fur - Includes rabbit, duck and game recipes for the slow cookerwas a free kindle book when this post was written. In this Homesteading book by Best Selling Author Norman J Stone, Rabbits
are in the spotlight. Perhaps one of the most underestimated and
nutritional cheap food sources, rabbits have in recent years been on
something of a come-back, and quite rightly so in this authors opinion.
The
humble rabbit is high in protein, low in calories and only 4.5% fat -
lower even than chicken! Not only that, it is easy, quick and cheap to
rear; and produces meat and fur that can be used by the family or sold
for profit - or both!
What You Will Find Inside This Book
1
- Choosing Your Rabbits: With so many rabbits to choose from how do you
know what is best for you and your particular plans? Here you will find
a selection of the most popular rabbit breeds., whether choosing your
rabbits for the best meat production, pelts or indeed as pets!
2
- Caring For Rabbits: If you want to get the best out of any
livestock, then you must know how to care for them properly. Invaluable
information on how to feed and care for your rabbits for best results.
3
- Costs & Considerations: How much does it cost to set up at
rabbitry, and what could be the profitability of such an exercise?
Case
study to look at the possible costs and profitability of breeding
rabbits, looked at from a commercial and domestic viewpoint. Subjects
covered include the numbers to be expected over a 1 year period, as well
as start-up costs for 1 Buck and 3 Does using the New Zealand White
rabbit a an example.
4 - Killing & Butchering: If you
are raising your animals for meat, then information on how to dispatch
your rabbit cleanly and efficiently is absolutely essential. Here are
details on just how to achieve this with minimal stress to the animal,
as well as how to dress or prepare the carcase.
5 - Glossary
of Terms: A selection of over 60 popular terms used amongst rabbit
breeders. Do you know what Binky means? Or perhaps what to do if your
rabbit is Kindling? Check out these and other important terms here.
6
- Rabbit & Game Recipes! A selection of tasty rabbit and game
recipes courtesy of F. A Paris from her excellent slow Cooking book
"Slow Cooking Heaven.'
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