Advice to Beginners in the Rabbit Industry
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I find that if one intends to feed much greens, you must start in gradually to increase greens and cut down on dry feeds.
We also find that if the doe has been fed mostly greens while pregnant that the young will show no ill effects if given greens at a very early age. If you are having success with your present way of feeding, don't change. It is time enough when you see that your system of feeding does not agree with your stock.
We find that alfalfa hay, third crop, or clover hay, the first c...rop, is the best ; good oats and a change to barley once in a while are excellent. Carrots are very good at all times, especially for the does with young. Dried carrot tops, beet tops, or in fact, dried leaves of any kind are very much relished by both young and old. I have often noticed when feeding some lawn clippings, if there should be a dried leaf among them that the rabbits will pick it out first. In feeding always try to have regular hours, and by all means favor the mother does with the litter, for the more you do for her, the better will be her offspring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I find that if one intends to feed much greens, you must start in gradually to increase greens and cut down on dry feeds.
We also find that if the doe has been fed mostly greens while pregnant that the young will show no ill effects if given greens at a very early age. If you are having success with your present way of feeding, don't change. It is time enough when you see that your system of feeding does not agree with your stock.
We find that alfalfa hay, third crop, or clover hay, the first c...rop, is the best ; good oats and a change to barley once in a while are excellent. Carrots are very good at all times, especially for the does with young. Dried carrot tops, beet tops, or in fact, dried leaves of any kind are very much relished by both young and old. I have often noticed when feeding some lawn clippings, if there should be a dried leaf among them that the rabbits will pick it out first. In feeding always try to have regular hours, and by all means favor the mother does with the litter, for the more you do for her, the better will be her offspring.
What to read after Advice to Beginners in the Rabbit Industry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fehr, John Conrad, 1874- to read onlineMoreLess
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