Selling rabbit urine is a "cash cow'' for my business

Imagine selling urine! Yep, ... we meet James, a rabbit farmer who makes more money selling urine than even the rabbits he rears!! He also believes that as an agri-preneur, before selling to your family, friends, and the larger market, you are your own best first customer!!
Kibuku Rabbit farm: [phone]

[@utmostprecision1620]

Get in touch with James via : [phone]

[@austineaguguoihekwoaba4433]

Please I am interested.

[@allinmenobblelady6157]

Which country

[@dannynamadula221]

Great job

[@scotts595]

@@austineaguguoihekwoaba4433 Kenya Africa

[@austineaguguoihekwoaba4433]

@@scotts595 please I am in Nigeria and want to start rabbit breeding. Can get 5 rabbits from you and how much will pay in American dollars. One male and four female. I am also interested in grasscutter breeding.

[@MiaogisTeas]

This concept is key for ANY industry: sell your byproducts! If you create something for yourself, sell the solution to others. Any waste you have may be beneficial to others in other industries. This guy is teaching us a lot. Good on him!

[@dubistverrueckt]

one man's waste is another man's TREASURE, lol! my mamma used to say...

[@dubistverrueckt]

I also love the humane way he treats the rabbits and that he took the trouble to LEARN how to care for them with respect to feeding, housing and cleanliness.

[@SuperReznative]

That what I noticed too, God bless him. We all need to co-operate in these plandemic times. Shalom

[@mosesgikeri6750]

Buy products can even save the business during crisis, Good to see my country people (Kenya) making it.

[@denniskareithi2393]

This guy has really explained rabbit farming in a very inspiring way.

[@auroralopez95]

This is the best and simplest explanation of Rabbit breeding That I have ever seen!

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@adamlanglois563]

You can tell this man is grateful for the gifts animals can give. Waste not want not. Happy farming from Canada 🇨🇦

[@manelisinkumbesi3085]

It is great to see African's farming the land and making a living out of it. I am very inspired indeed.

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@carmenliedke8659]

I enjoyed this video tremendously. I learned so much. I specially love the beautiful colors of the cages. I have seen a few videos about rabbit farming, but they never looked so neat and clean. I wish you great success. Thank you! From Florida US.

[@stellaketu5321]

The way forward for Africa is food self sufficiency. Thank you for sharing.

[@ciaranofarrell4010]

The way forward for all people is food self sufficiency 🌞👍 I encourage everyone to grow vegetables and fruits and raise animals 🌞

[@youtubeuni]

Literally every time africa has a bread basket, the anglo-american establishment Destroys it by destabilizing that countries government. The citizens of that country don't help anything either. The countries are just so easy to corrupt.

[@astonesthrow]

The whole world better catch onto that.

[@billastell3753]

@@youtubeuni That's a pretty broad statement. Can you can back that up?

[@youtubeuni]

@@billastell3753it's broad because explaining it in detail in a youtube comment I can point you to a couple sources. The Creature from Jekyll Island by g edward Griffin, Weapons of Mass Instruction by John Taylor Gatto, Tragedy and Hope by Carroll Quigley.

[@snowym8269]

Thank you! I appreciate the fact that you are also encouraging organic farming practices. We all need to move away from toxic poisons and chemical fertilizers. Rabbit droppings is a good source of nitrogen.

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@SuperReznative]

@@kibuku4439 Blessingsy🙏🙏🇨🇦❤️🙋

[@chokkan7]

Agreed; rabbit pellets are one of the best all round manures available. They won't burn, provide immediate benefits to the plants, as well as ongoing worm food, and can be applied in any amount without undue side effects. Very little smell, to boot...

[@kibuku4439]

One more advantage of rabbit urine it removes the acidity thats have been into contact To the soil through chemicals that has been used for long so if sprayed into the soil for long it returns it To its original status Stay on for more tips

[@minguyen-rl7sn]

Wow that is kewl man

[@blessingwali8717]

Hi kibuku farm...what will it take for you to train someone? Am from Nigeria.

[@tiffanyp1488]

I just learned a lot through this video...interesting that urine can be used instead to pesticide!! ❤😎👍

[@carolorsmond8642]

instead of pesticide (grammar) 😊

[@RobCalhounPGH]

@@carolorsmond8642 Not everyone is a native English speaker. "Instead to" may be the best translation they could come up with meaning "an alternative to."

[@carolorsmond8642]

@@RobCalhounPGH Thankyou yes that's true. However technology seems to have caused a ripple effect of bad grammar; and I reacted as am trying to keep my own standard up; clearly I too get sloppy at times lol Language has changed over the past 20/30 years; not always for the better. I have a friend who is an English teacher and you should hear how she goes off about it. Makes one wonder how other languages are deteriorating too!

[@rommelsanjose736]

Wrong grammar is expected as English is not their mother language.. But its perfectly alright! They well expressed the message and its easy to understand! So grammar experts, use your expertise in teaching English class and not in maligning and people!!! Duh!

[@carolorsmond8642]

@@rommelsanjose736Maligning? Wow! No ways. Was a polite exchance resulting in friendly banter & debate, where my spelling was corrected too. Lol Lighten Up🌝🌞🌝

[@notJT-er6dd]

If you’re looking for business ideas urine luck...

[@abdulbasithazeem]

Nice pun

[@pinkfrance3405]

Haha this is original

[@diananoonen2262]

Good one

[@halasimov1362]

Tommy Chong Approved!

[@okozee6554]

Fokken awesome Lmga!

[@anikac8380]

I appreciated his story! I even learned a thing or two about rabbit husbandry and about this interesting use for rabbit urine. I salute this gentleman‘s Clever and adaptable approach to livestock management and marketing.

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@macdelttorres3366]

I’m on the other side of the world and it amazes me to see real world solutions to so many problems, thank you good sir.

[@greglewis8041]

I want rabbits.🙂 Thanks for great video.

[@gailrodgers3079]

Fascinating. He certainly knows what he is doing. A natural born businessman.

[@halasimov1362]

Entrepreneurs and the free market will save the world from communist!

[@godfreyanyumba1531]

😂 communist China has lifted 800 million of their people from poverty. They must must be doing something wrong 😢

[@rafael.e.rafael6089]

Much love from Nigeria Am still working on my agricultural empire,I believe the world will depend on Africa for food someday and we will be there to deliver.

[@adebamboadewale2344]

May Allah see you through brother. Agriculture is my dream business too

[@a-b-s7989]

@@adebamboadewale2344 amine,me too that's always my dream

[@user-np3cp2cb7u]

to make the world to depend on Africa for food, you'd first have to ensure that African soil could sustain the growth of each world's regions' various staple plant crops. because not everyone could stand rice, maize, or wheats. for instances: Amazonians who could only take starchy root vegetable as their main diet, and Melanesian who has starch extracted from tropical palm stem as their staple food. but before that though, please do something about starvation cases in Sub-Sahara. i wish you best of luck on your journey 🙂

[@maryokerichards4539]

Amen

[@etainepona4206]

Then stop the killing of South African farmers

[@cristianmorar5558]

Rabbits are great, easy to care, easy to grow, to feed, rabbits will save the world...the manure is gold and I see that the urine too

[@lutazzenilza1169]

My rabbit kittens couldn't survive. T.T soooo saddddd.. Not easy for me... #sorry my broken English

[@mmariemarkel7482]

@@lutazzenilza1169 Darling, I am sorry that they didn't survive. Rabbit mama's sometimes never learn to be a mama.

[@lutazzenilza1169]

@@mmariemarkel7482 watching my kittens die is painful 😭😭

[@maymay5600]

i'm wondering if certain aliens were rabbits? or the aliens decided to mess with our dna again and give certain people rabbit dna as well too, also rabbits in every culture play their part

[@fuckyoutube9889]

@@lutazzenilza1169 did you separate the dad? Also id use her for food sell the pelt for 20 USD and eat the meat. Use money to buy a new female. I had 60plus rabbits but I decided to no longer breed. They were chinchillas and some big ones. Sold out to a feed store that resold them. I know do avain now. More on the duck and geese farming. Got qual as well

[@veronicastewart7239]

Your rabbit's look happy, not stressed like you see in chicken farming. Thank you for such an informative video

[@sophiefaye1276]

Great Job Sir. Greetings from Senegal 🇸🇳 This is a great idea

[@kibuku4439]

Welcome

[@MrZeligs]

so its pissticide?

[@ciaranofarrell4010]

Hahahaha 🤣

[@jt4621]

🤣🤣🤣

[@remnantfewministriesminist495]

😄😁🤣

[@samayahjan6048]

My mum would think that's hilarious 🤣

[@joewamwai315]

@mr,..pp can't get u,..come again..hahaha

[@Idrisativities]

I like the way Dad pronounces words, a really nice man.

[@johnrice1943]

This guy has it figured out. He also takes very good care of his rabbits and the environment. They don't try to get away from him and are calm. That's a good sign

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@ronnetteharvey2002]

God has made the perfect way through His creation. ❤️

[@gingercox6468]

As a rabbit keeper as a pet I want to say I like your setup. The corrugated roofing and gutters is exactly what I would do. I’m into using things off label .

[@kibuku4439]

Welcome

[@brucedownunda7054]

Great channel make "Africa Agrarian Again"

[@Theggman83]

I started raising chickens this year, and my wife started with rabbits (coronavirus shortages pushed us to have a plan for food security) anyways, I've been jealous of her rabbits, they're way easier to take care of than my chickens... Young rabbits are far easy to care for than baby chickens, and grow much faster.... The only draw back is rabbits don't lay eggs.

[@Theggman83]

@jj m I'll have to check that out. Thanks.

[@SunMysts]

You can also try ducks, more nutritious than chicken, more eggs, and the feathers are good to sell, but youd need seperate housing if you keep the chicken

[@sabfreesab7487]

I need chicken urine.anyone with chickens?

[@laquicha8159]

What about the Easter Bunny - he lays eggs right? :)

[@dronetrucker]

Ever heard of the Easter Bunny?

[@paprus9529]

This can serve a whole lecture for rabbit farmers. Thanks Mr. Kibuku🙏

[@dougesselman9948]

I love this man, very knowledgeable.

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@dougesselman9948]

@@kibuku4439 I live in Texas and our farmers here have become so dependant on chemicals for every task.They have become lazy and fat sitting on top of their giant tractors,often getting government welfare for doing nothing.Our lanscappe and our eco systems are being destroyed by these corporate farmers and ranchers and they could care less.Thank you for sharing the natuures way of doing things.Best wishes and Thanksgiving from Avalon Texas.

[@daviddixon2209]

I knew that you can use urine (urea ammonia) as fertilizer but, I had no idea it was an insect repellent.

[@kibuku4439]

Its pugent smell repell

[@SobrietyandSolace]

And for dyeing fabric as well

[@daviddixon2209]

@@SobrietyandSolace what color does it make?

[@SobrietyandSolace]

@@daviddixon2209 It doesn't make colours on its own but it helps certain types of dyes dissolve and the dye get drawn into fabrics. It is a humectant and keeps it wet for longer allowing for more absorption time.

[@my_garden.secrets]

Its excellent .I always use and its fert + pesticide. Keeps all mealie bugs , aphids etc away .They do come bak soon but just shower the plant again n again with spray of solution. And it would be gone .Plants just bounce back .🥰😍

[@MegaIndian83]

Mr James I wish u long life health and great success one love 🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@dorothybrannam1198]

Thank you very much.,for your onisty and wisdom. I live in the US 🇺🇸 and I have been watching these types of videos most of the day. I wish you much success from the U.S.A. please be safe, we are living in very strange times.

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@AnneGoggansQHHT]

I raised rabbits as a child, then got tularemia. That ended that. You are doing amazing.

[@kazibwerobertjuliusceaser]

These are such programs we need to hear.... So educational an inspirational

[@sleeplessinthecarolinas8118]

So much useful information on such a brief presentation! Thank you.

[@juancortez4726]

Thank you for sharing your story, IMPRESSIVE! God Bless!

[@katewizer2736]

Thank you for making this! I have such a desire to encourage other local farmers to go organic, this would give me a way to of support for them as well as encouragement ☺

[@ciaranofarrell4010]

Fantastic 👍 when something didn't work James tried something new and it paid off. James definitely knows his rabbits, he's a really good entrepreneur 👍👍👍👍 A definite role model for young entrepreneurs 👍👍👍 Best of luck James👍🌞 wish you great success 🌞👍

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@viscache1]

That’s a great video! I just started in raising rabbits. This was such practical information that I could not believe I hadn’t heard it before! We have many organic farmers around us and I have just been throwing the urine out! My rabbits are drinking and peeing 2 gallons per day! The poop is a natural and I have been feeding alfalfa but now I see grass is better!

[@lebogangpanyane2576]

"Slaughter a rabbit, give to your neighbour" but damn these things are cute

[@karenhubler2792]

I enjoyed your story. Congratulations on your new business

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@caba32503]

Hello from USA. I enjoyed your video very much. I learned alot. You are a good teacher. Your rabbits look very healthy, and your farm looks very clean.

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks you happen To visit Africa pop into kibuku rabbit farm

[@justachick3114]

Im so glad I got to see this. Lots of information in this for me. Im just at the beginning of my rabbiting experience. Im going to be setting up in the rabbit farm business in the next few weeks! And of course with those plans in mind, It snowed like crazy last night! Oh well, you know the saying "If you want to hear God laugh, just tell Him your plans!"! hahaha! I will go ahead anyway so I can be running in the spring and have babies before summer. Thank you and blessings

[@phirisussana8261]

Your cages are beautiful

[@sekalataadrian9181]

Your also beautiful

[@samduran5180]

I like you'r teaching your knowledge, hats off to you and your operation.

[@donnakinsey2053]

I raise rabbits and I add their litter to my garden beds. It is a wonderful fertilizer. I didn’t realize the urine could help deter pests! Cool!

[@billygoat8204]

Hello from the United States, thank you for making this great video on sustainable integrated farming. I appreciated also your good attitude about marketing to your community and teaching others. This approach to farming is good for the earth and the people who live here but much to my surprise makes sense from an economic standpoint.

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@olabisiogunbase1803]

I'm impressed by your story. Well done. God Almighty will continue to bless the works of your hands in Jesus name. Amen

[@bonnieandclyde222]

Like the poor rabbits, live 4 months stuck in the cage then die. Nothing nice about it

[@sisr8553]

Do you think Jesus condones cruelty to animals?

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@philippinevlogger5409]

@@sisr8553 in India they worship animals like cows, rats ang snakes. Do you think Jesus taught them to worship animals?

[@haroldwilson6015]

Keep your fake jesus to you and yours we don't want or need it in Afrika.

[@oluochjames7840]

This had been so resourceful and I hope you grow and grow even bigger

[@calvinkalmon6746]

Hello from Wisconsin USA. In 1991 I spent 2 months living in Nakuru and working with the veterinarian Dr. Hugh Cran, many fond memories. Best of all good things to you my friend! Cal

[@Biithedomnic]

Happy to hear about your time in Nakuru. Then, Nakuru town was the HQs of Rift Valley Province. In 2010, the administrative system was changed from provinces to counties and Nakuru became HQs of Nakuru county. Just last week, the town was elevated to a city.

[@calvinkalmon6746]

@@Biithedomnic so interesting to hear some news from Nakuru...thank you my friend!

[@microfarmers]

I like your video and I like you! Your English is perfect and your business is exceptional! Thank you, another rabbit farmer!

[@lunaflamed]

I keep coming back to this most excellent video! THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT VIDEO!!

[@mertlandglen9969]

Great job. This is very inspiring.

[@geriannroth449]

Great setup well organized love the cages

[@kibuku4439]

Roth thanks

[@top10isee3]

Excellent info! Thank you. Loved this farmer. 💖

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@QueenQueenly]

So cool. I had no idea one could use animal urine

[@scotts595]

Rabbit urine is the cleanest- can be used directly. Chicken droppings need to dry in sun for months before it’s safe. Most animal waste needs to cure/ dry for months to be safe.

[@orchidaceae7282]

talk about living up to your name! Kudos Mr. Kibuko

[@ronwest7930]

Saving the urine like this. I learned something new. I think the droppings are good for feeding worm bins and creating casings/soil. The droppings are also good as a fertilizer that doesn't burn crops.

[@bushcraftco.6209]

Great Information James! Thanks! Cheers from Canada!

[@jenniferwalls7752]

I raise new Zealands also. It's a great breed. I love your set up. Especially the urine collection system. I will try to implement it when I have the money to invest. I only raise them for my family. I have sold about a dozen alive to new breeders. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@leleg3046]

I was wondering why are you saving rabbit urine? Now, I see to pesticide. Learn something everyday! It make sense cause rabbits are vegetarian 😉💁‍♀️

[@carolorsmond8642]

Grammer: for pesticide

[@southerntulip799]

Grammer: grammar 😊

[@carolorsmond8642]

@@southerntulip799 😄

[@greenmika2889]

Comment section 😂😂😂❤️

[@Heather-xm9ul]

This specific location looks HUGE! They must be very busy! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@releventhurt]

Learn something new everyday. I'm a rabbit farmer too we normally just sell rabbits

[@releventhurt]

@Teresa Teresa i provide food and teaching opportunities to youth who show rabbits as well

[@jamelwassig3599]

A new subscriber here sir I was amazed with your video God bless your rabbit farming and thank you for the information you're sharing 🙏♥️🙏

[@jamesmaynard9128]

When this man said "Go to your neighbors, feed them rabbit. There's your market." My life changed.

[@boomshlang]

This guy knows his stuff!!! Great advice. Africa!!!!

[@terriem.szlapka1902]

Thank you Mr. Kibuku, i have just learnt something new, keep doing the good work Sir.👍👍

[@almmason7]

This is a great story! Native Black need to be this innovative in the US.

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@martindepaula5373]

Excellent video, all the information you give has been very useful for me. I am starting a small rabbit farm here in Costa Rica and even though the rabbit meat is not consumed by people as a chicken, cow or pig there is a new market growing. I was not aware of the fact that we can use rabbit's urine as a pesticide. I really appreciate all of the information you provide us and I congratulate you for the work you do and has been done. thank you very much and blessings to you all!

[@zopound94]

Smart man with a good idea! Love it!!

[@jenniferjulian6607]

Just starting rabbits, Love the cage structures! I hope to work that out. All Very Interesting & Helpful, Thank You Sir! 👍

[@kibuku4439]

Welcome

[@gideonmwangi148]

What a wonderful insight!!! and our names have deeper meanings...….. in a good way.

[@fitycent9431]

Kibuku is business name after igaaring buku

[@sarahtamale2571]

Thanks for ur story,its quite inspiring.i am starting soon I liked the marketing part

[@sumibear]

Thank-you! I didn't know about the use of rabbit urine. His cage construction is perfect.

[@bucksteingold4334]

He could fit one more level. 50% increase!

[@troystutsman1400]

I enjoyed your video and information...! Thank you. New subscriber.

[@camilleali6613]

Hats off😎 very humble man & informative... ✅

[@aunties5798]

Great and educational video. Thank you Utmost Precision for showing this video.

[@planecrazyish]

Excellent video. So interesting to learn all this info on rabbit farming.

[@cillamoke]

Very enjoyable video!! Thank you xx

[@loveishope4406]

I only use rabbit compost in my garden, no pesticides. The urine and rabbit poop are together, not separated. I live in a townhome and have very little "yard" so I garden vertically. My garden thrives because of the pee/poop compost. Rabbit compost is a "cold" compost so it doesnt have to age before using it. The urine/poop It is a great a addition to my garden.

[@briansmith4724]

Thank You Sir ! Very informative. 😊

[@dayanidhipatel1480]

Brilliant video n excellent info on all aspects….I am from South India n farming rabbit for meat it’s fun n extra money for the farm ….Urine n droppings make superb manures for cultivating all crops …..here in 42 C it still does well in summer we just stop breeding for 2 months when it’s hot . Thanks always open to share my experiences .

[@distinguishedbalogun-bimpe8260]

Very educative, I didn't know that rabbit urine and waste could be used as a pesticides. I love rabbit and I am considering adding rabbits to my new farm adventure. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. I will subscribed to your channel right away. Keep up the good work. -With love from Nigeria.

[@distinguishedbalogun-bimpe8260]

@oceej0 Yes. Rabbit is called Ehoro in Yoruba language.

[@bonnieandclyde222]

They live 4 months! Stuck there then killed. What's good about it

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks

[@philippinevlogger5409]

@@bonnieandclyde222 they are good for meat

[@nicolelove2501]

@@philippinevlogger5409 ~ No, the rabbit is an unclean meat for human consumption.

[@aarondelo5892]

This is the type of knowledge I needed

[@stevejava4336]

Very good story. ! I listened to every word very carefully, this man is well spoken. I also liked the collection system. I have not collected urine before, sorry. I did not realize the urine was so valuable. Now I will start collecting the urine as well.

[@tajudeenolajide1411]

Waoo...... Dis is Amazing! I've learned a lot in dis video. U r a good Teacher.

[@kwekusticky1]

bravo uncle and all the best. tnx for the lessons.

[@my_garden.secrets]

Cute rabbits ..🥰😍.I have a gentleman in my city keeping and breeding all types of Rabbits .He sells urine and droppings .The urine is amazing quick food for plants .And ofcourse it's also a pesticide as mentioned by the grower on this video .Works magically by keeping pollinators in my garden for my fruit formation and prevents disease on veggies as well .Very safe and cheap .

[@DominateTheGame]

Love this. Thanks for sharing!

[@marshlandarcher4048]

Awesome job. Love your info.

[@hupenyulifenarue6214]

Thank you brother encouraging us i have learnt a lot

[@afengyanna5345]

verybig like👍 for KIBUKU RABBIT FARM. from Nagaland India...

[@editornkonge7561]

Good job,God bless your project,God willing I willing start it some years to come

[@kibuku4439]

All the best

[@kathlenecharles4595]

Thanks for this information on rabbit 🐇 💚

[@awakenreality8969]

Very great information. I had no clue about this until now. Love organic! 💘

[@gd5956]

Very informative enjoyed the presentation it gave me good ideas thanks

[@charlestolston3090]

I raise Coturnix qual, and the poop is the best fertilizer ever . I compost it and it’s a great fertilizer !!🤷🏾‍♂️

[@josephhessan9716]

Thanks a lot my brother greeting from Khartoum sudan.

[@kibuku4439]

Thanks bro

[@pamelacolmenero]

Thank you very much for sharing your story!

[@davidcostello4545]

Wow great job best of luck in the future my friend 🇮🇪

[@b.tedley2586]

You are doing good work!