Unfortunately, the rabbit business is unregulated, and therefore, there are no standards to guide operations and products. While this can be seen as an opportunity, it is equally a disadvantage because it opens up the door for tricksters and corner cutting activities. Lots of copycats. I would say focus on collaboration and build customer trust through transparent, truthful and genuine transactions as you have seen and experienced at #acerabbitfarms.

​@@alexyeboahis this your submission the cause of the SHORTAGE OF MEAT?

@DamoosAgriTech, i honestly do not understand your question....BUT, I have tried as best to respond...Copy cats? Lack of collaboration to indicate where people must play and genuine transaction mindset. I think those 3 points will open up the business for more available products.... but pls be direct and ask me questions that I can reply to. Regardless, look out for fraud vidro coming up next!

Good question, and thanks for interacting with our content. We are in the tropics, and with the right conditions, you can harvest every 8 weeks and forever! At least, that's what the theory predicts. However, the right conditions are the keys to keeping this plant forever. One key condition is to replenish the soil nutrients. Remember that Alfalfa is a high dense nutrients plant, and that means this plant takes up lots of soil nutrients. You continuously fertilize and water the fields.

Thank you for sharing your real-life experience on rabbit manure. And yes, we need to explore more of the values in all fields of agriculture.

Yes, @jessa9872: Further detailed info about the actual part of Africa is in the description section. Pls remember this is only a 1 min short. It is intended as motivation for possibilities in Africa.

Yes, the smallest size. Usually 50g

@@acerabbitfarms Thank you for the clarification. Please do you consider using milk tin twice a day over feeding or it’s okay?

Overfeeding rabbits is generally not a good idea, especially if they are breeding animals. I am not sure of the quality of your mixed feed. It is also Important to NOTE that information here is a "RECOMMENDATION." So, experiment and choose the best that works for you. One thing you cannot overfeed is "HAY UNLIMITED!!"

@@acerabbitfarms What ingredients do you use to formulate your feed please?

@Rexford: The farm is located at Achimota and it is on Google map too. Just type and search "Ace Rabbit farms". For direct whatsapp or calls, reach out to Clem: +233 20 817 6767 & Elliot : +233 24 380 3457. Alternative, you can reach out to me, Alex: +27 82 447 4472

Yes, all the time. Rabbits are generally known to be prolific. This is the reason why farmers need to separate young Bucks & Does in the same litter after weaning. 6wks, 8wks, depending on how you wean and when you wean, always do gender (s3x) separation.

I am glad you found these contents useful. #acerabbitfarms will continue to support this sector for a long time as we believe in the value that rabbits bring to our communities.

I can understand! The stress and risk of cargo flights for live animals is real and costly. @Acerabbitfarms took the risk to ensure the ordinary farmer in Ghana and indeed West Africa can benefit

Hi @GoldenEagle, Flemish giants are beautiful Rabbits to have. But unfortunately we do not keep or sell flemish giants. We are strictly farming for meat production with efficiency and profit as key drivers. Flemish giant does nor help us to achieve those business objectives.

Yes, we do sell breeding stock to other farmers. Sometimes we sell meat to special customers

@@acerabbitfarms Location and contact number

We need universities and research houses to test and improve on the feed formulation process and also use locally available raw materials here in West Africa. This is especially true since the known pelleted feed is made with ingredients that are not readily available in our community or country. So Universities research to focus and use local materials to support local rabbit farmers for sustainability.

Traps and poison. However, be careful since some of the poison can contaminate your own rabbit feed.

Hi @sandra333: 110 Fahrenheit is extremely hot weather condition. We usually see such high temperatures near the Northern part of Ghana towards the Sahara desert. Sometimes, in tropical Africa, the temperatures are high and even made worse by high humidity with very little breeze to cool down the animals. We have managed to create local climates by planting trees. The intent is for these trees to create microclimate (shades). Ou rabbit farm is located under shades with tall palm trees and banana plantation. We also provide fresh water to support animals. I can only recommend shades, trees and also choose your goats and rabbit breeds that are suitable for hot weather conditions...all the best 👌

@@acerabbitfarms thank you so much for your response. Blessings

You are welcome, sir! When you are ready, make an appointment, come for a farm visit, and choose your starting breeders.

Once the grass falls to the floor of the cages, the rabbit steps on it. It is no longer fresh, and the animals will refuse to eat that. Grass that falls through the cage are also messed with rabbit droppings. Again, it is not fresh and cleaned for feeding. All of this wasted grass becomes part of the manure for the vegetable garden. The lesson here is to reduce hay wastage and we need to design effective and efficient hay feeders.

I am glad you find it useful. There are many more of such first experiences shared on this channel and really a great source of information for beginners and even experienced rabbit farmers. All the best and keep us informed on your own successes

Very common and normal movement usually in the early morning or late evenings (when a familiar person is on the farm with fresh feed). Kicking the hind legs is a form of exercise and expression of vitality or youth and a healthy functioning digestive system (no bloating). By mid-morning to afternoon, they are usually sleeping or quietly resting. Observing these movements or lack of movements can help you to isolate sick animals or animals with poor digestive systems. Also, design your cages with sufficient space to allow for free movement and exercise 💪

You're welcome 😊

Hello Farai, we are glad these contents are valuable to your activities. I was in Monomotapa sometime last year and I must say, our people are really trying. So all the best! Keep sending your comments and questions so that we can add more value to this community. Keep farming!

Yes !

...at least washing the grass is a preventative approach. It is not 100% guaranteed but at least you are doing your best under the circumstances. The best options are to 1. Grow your own grass or 2. Buy from accredited supplier.

Hi Oladipo, kindly use the contacts in the description box of all our KZbin contents and reach out directly to Ace Rabbit Farms, Clem or Elliot. There are other farmers awaiting similar orders from Nija and it is possible we can do a batch.

I am glad you find the information useful...keep farming!!!

ACV is of much benefit to pregnant Does. I will recommend smaller doses, like once every week in the drinking water

Thanks to Apple cider vinegar and Hay..

Hi Master Osei, You can send direct message to the farm and get specific price for the product you want.

Hello Mr. Kpakpo, you can reach out on DM to the farm and make a booking for your pure NZ white breeders

I agree with you. The rabbit journey can be addictive. Especially when new bunnies arrive!!! Only new Rabbit farmers will understand the feelings

Apple cider vinegar in small quantities every 2xweeks is OK for all rabbits on the farm. 10ml per Gallon should be a great supplement for ALL rabbits that feed on solids. Old, young, breeders, pregnant Does etc etc....they will all benefit

@@acerabbitfarms Thank you.

It's always good to hear from you, Mr. Christopher. I am glad you found this content useful. Ace rabbit farms channel was created just for this purpose: "Sharing information to support farmers"

The process of creating a balance feed for your animals.

I am glad the information is useful...

You can reach out to fellow farmers in Sierra Leone who have managed to buy pure breeds from Ace Rabbits farms. As you can see in the videos. Send whatsapp messages and let us hook you up with your local farmers in your country. Alternatively, you can make the trip yourself.

Hi Nelson, You can reach out to fellow farmers in Sierra Leone who already managed to buy pure breeds from Ace Rabbits farms. Send whatsapp messages and let me hook you up with your local farmers in your country that made the trip all the way to come and buy..

Absolutely correct! Infertility in the Buck is a very common phenomenon, especially in West Africa. The high temperatures humidity weather plus low quality of feed are the culprits.