Management of Market Rabbits And Directory of Breeders
Management of Market Rabbits And Directory of Breeders
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Should any food be left over* it should be immediately removed and given to other animals before it has had time to deteriorate.
From six to eight weeks the rabbits may be fed four times daily, one at least of the meals to be of greenstuffs. From eight to twelve or fourteen weeks of age three meals a day will suffice. The greens may be fed at noon.
In mixing and feeding v any of the following mashes for fattening purposes, skim or butter milk is vastly preferable to water for moistening purpose...s. Where milk is unobtainable a small quantity of linseed-meal or cocoanut-meal should be added to the ground grain. Use about 5 per cent, of these concentrates at the start, and then gradually increase to 15 per cent, if acceptable to stock. When using cocoanut- meal be sure that it is fresh. With age it quickly becomes rancid, unless kept in cake form, and ground when needed.
Equal parts by weight of bran or shorts and barley-meal ; bran or shorts and ground oats ; rice-meal and barley -meal ; rice-meal and oatmeal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should any food be left over* it should be immediately removed and given to other animals before it has had time to deteriorate.
From six to eight weeks the rabbits may be fed four times daily, one at least of the meals to be of greenstuffs. From eight to twelve or fourteen weeks of age three meals a day will suffice. The greens may be fed at noon.
In mixing and feeding v any of the following mashes for fattening purposes, skim or butter milk is vastly preferable to water for moistening purpose...s. Where milk is unobtainable a small quantity of linseed-meal or cocoanut-meal should be added to the ground grain. Use about 5 per cent, of these concentrates at the start, and then gradually increase to 15 per cent, if acceptable to stock. When using cocoanut- meal be sure that it is fresh. With age it quickly becomes rancid, unless kept in cake form, and ground when needed.
Equal parts by weight of bran or shorts and barley-meal ; bran or shorts and ground oats ; rice-meal and barley -meal ; rice-meal and oatmeal.
What to read after Management of Market Rabbits And Directory of Breeders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ridge Terry to read onlineMoreLess
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