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Happy New Year mga Ka-Rabbit!🥳🎉🐰

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Sunday Blessings! 🙏
Ps100 x Upgraded rabbits 🐰
Have a blessed week ahead 😊

"If you ever think of starting a rabbit business, here are some basic and important pieces of information that you should know from four budding farmers who grow and sell rabbits through their businesses, namely Healthy Rabbits PH, and Quadro Rabbiteros."

Giving rabbits a try: What you need to know before raising rabbits as livestock If you ever think of starting a rabbit business, here are some basic and important pieces of information that you should know from four budding farmers who grow and sell rabbits.

"Our goal is to inspire young professionals to venture into agribusiness, to be a testimony that we can do farming even as a part-time, and to be able to help educate our fellow Filipinos about the benefits of eating rabbit meat.."

Four friends with various professions find opportunity in rabbits By Vina Medenilla Rabbits are loved and conventionally cared for as companion animals. Unknown to many Filipinos, these adorable mammals are also farmed for their meat and valued for the health benefits they can provide to

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Excited for our new Rabbit Home 🏡

“Kaya sa Rabbiton, yung meat is ginagawa pang-pagkain Pinoy para masmaka-relate yung Pinoy sa rabbit meat. [We] make it into fishball, siomai, siopao, yung pizza sa Rabbiton meron din rabbit meat… burger. (In Rabbiton, rabbit meat is used in Filipino dishes to make it more relatable. We also use rabbit meat in fishballs, siomais, siopaos, pizzas, and burgers)”

"Yung goal namin is lahat ng tao patikman. All breeders talaga yun yung goal. Tulungan lang talaga lahat para makuha yung nationwide na goal (Our goal is for everyone to try rabbit meat. That’s the goal of all rabbit breeders. We just need to help each other to attain this nationwide goal),” Jonathan said.

Unpopularity and high market cost: what these 3 farmers are doing to address these issues in rabbit meat production A rabbit on a farm managed by Cliff Ballesteros and Katherine Calingasan. Much has been said about the potential of rabbit meat. For consumers, rabbit meat is a healthy alternative to pork, chicken, and beef with its low fat content. For producers, experienced rabbit breeders will talk about the

Kakain ba kayo ng karneng kuneho?

Special menu sa isang mountain coffee shop sa Salvador Benedicto, Negros Occidental ang 'conechon' o kuneho na lechon.

Nagkakahalaga ito ng P1,200 at niluluto ng isa’t kalahating oras bago i-serve sa mga bisita.

“Kadalasan by order yan, sir. Iba’t ibang lugar ang nag-oorder,” ani Ging Francisco, may-ari ng nasabing coffee shop. Nag-aalok rin aniya sila ng iba pang putahe ng kuneho tulad ng bunny curry, kunehong adobo sa gata, tapa at tocino.

Paliwanag ng business partner ni Franciso na si Kenneth John Millares, mas mainam kumain ng rabbit meat kaysa karneng baboy, manok at baka dahil mababa ito sa cholesterol at mataas rin sa high-quality protein at iba pang vitamins at minerals. | via Angelo Angolo

Para sa iba pang mga balita, bisitahin ang news.abs-cbn.com

"Kasama po doon ang tinatawag namin yung pagri-raise ng rabbit as part sa ating pagluluto. "Puwede tayong mag-raise sa backyard natin. Puwedeng padamihin, mabilis silang mag-produce, e," pakli ni Cong. Lani.

"Natikman ko ang meat ng rabbit, para siyang manok at saka good source of protein siya at saka walang cholesterol ito. Although, ang cute ng mga rabbit.

"So, tina-try na po namin ang rabbit farming. Dun sa exhibit, pina-try nila sa akin ang rabbit sisig, at pina-try din sa akin ang piniritong meat ng rabbit, saka may gulay. Masarap siya, ha?

"'Tapos, meron pa silang tindang rabbit longganisa at rabbit hotdog. Interesting ito. Sabi ko, 'Okay ito, ha?'

"Parang magandang livelihood ang pagri-raise ng rabbit. Saka may demand pa ito sa mga Muslim borthers and sisters po natin. Kasi, di ba, hindi sila kumakain ng baboy?

"Madali pang alagaan, at ang kinakain nila, damo lang at saka dayami. Mas okay daw na damo at dayami ang pinapakain sa mga rabbit, e. Very interesting, ito," dagdag na pahayag ni Cong. Lani Mercado-Revilla.

Lani Mercado, Richard Gomez, isinusulong ang rabbit farming Lasang chicken, walang cholesterol at sagana sa protein

"Breeding rabbits is a solution to battling the hunger the pandemic has brought to many families, according to Father Eduardo Vasquez, a priest in the Kalookan suburb of the Philippine capital."

https://www.ucanews.com/news/philippine-priest-breeds-rabbits-to-fight-hunger/94760

Philippine priest breeds rabbits to fight hunger - UCA News Animals are seen as the perfect solution for feeding pandemic-hit poor people in capital Manila

Our 2-month-old Future Breeders! 💯🐰

After months of selective breeding,
Faster growth x healthier kits!

More to come. 🙏☝️

As part of the weeklong celebration of the Baguio Coffee and Rabbit Food Festival, a variety of food and snacks made of rabbit meat are being sold at the Igorot Park in Baguio City on Wednesday to promote healthier meat options.

The festival will run until Friday, June 3, 2022. (Photos by Andy Zapata Jr./The Philippine STAR)

Happy New Year mga Ka-Rabbit!

Stay healthy and safe everyone!

May 2022 brings us abundance and happiness.

Good morning mga Ka-Rabbit!

Greetings mula sa ating pangmalakasang Ps100 breeder! 🐰

Rabbitry check ✅ muna tayo mga Ka-Rabbit! 👌🐰

2nd ARMPBA Consultative Meeting was a blast! 🐇

Featuring different rabbit recipes which will make your mouth water. 😋

Looking forward for more meetings and bigger community to tap on!😊

Routine Cleaning of our Rabbitry ✨

By keeping our rabbitry clean, we will maintain a healthy and happy rabbits. We can also keep them away from certain diseases and pests. ☺️

This will also ensure that we maintain the quality of our rabbits to our clients and consumers. 🐇👌

Legal nga bang kainin ang Kuneho? 🐇🤔

Ayon sa Republic Act No. 9296 o mas kilala bilang The Meat Inspection Code of the Philippines, itinuturing na Food animal ang mga kuneho kasama ng mga baka, kalabaw, kabayo, kambing, baboy, manok at iba pa.

Lamang ang may alam mga Ka-Rabbit! 👌🤓

A very informative afternoon! 🐇

Rabbit Production in the Philippines facilitated by Sir Art Veneracion one of the forerunners of Rabbit industry.

Sa pamumuno ng Department of Agriculture - National Livestock Program, tuloy-tuloy pa po ang mga programa at webinars sa paghahayupan. Mag-register lamang po kayo o kaya'y panuorin ang live sa kanilang page.

|| Nag-iisip ka ba ng puwedeng i-negosyo o pagkakitaan?🤔🤔 Bakit hindi mo kaya subukan ang pag-aalaga ng rabbit? 🐰🐰 😎😎

Sali na sa libreng webinar para sa Rabbit Production and Marketing sa Oktubre 22, 2021 (9AM-12NN). ✍️✍️🕘🕛

Isang magandang pagkakitaang negosyo ngayon ang pagkukuneho mga ka-agri. 👍👍Maliban sa mataas na demand at sa sustansiyang hatid nito, sa mababang kapital at sa maliit na espasyo lamang ay makapagsisimula kanang makapag-produce. 👌👌

Narito ang mga hakbang para makasali:📝📝

1. Magrehistro sa pamamagitan ng pagpindot sa link na ito at sagutin ang mga kinakailangan impormasyon: ⬇️⬇️⬇️

https://forms.gle/weuEzPivvGGTmAqU6

2. Hintayin ang Zoom "Meeting ID" at "Meeting Password" na ipapadala sa iyong inilagay na email address sa pagrerehistro. 📩📩📧

3. Kung wala pang Zoom Application, i-download at i-install ito sa Google Play Store o App Store. ⬇️⬇️⬇️

4. Sa araw ng webinar, buksan ang iyong Zoom Application, pindutin ang "join" at ilagay ang natanggap na "Meeting ID" at "Meeting Password". 📌📌📌

**pumasok o mag-join "15 minuto" bago ang itinakdang oras. 🙏🙏🙏

5. Matapos nito, hintayin ang host na aprubahan ang iyong request na makapasok. 👋👋👋

** Magpapadala ng e-certificate para sa mga nakakumpleto sa webinar. 📄📄

|| Nag-iisip ka ba ng puwedeng i-negosyo o pagkakitaan?🤔🤔 Bakit hindi mo kaya subukan ang pag-aalaga ng rabbit? 🐰🐰 😎😎

Sali na sa libreng webinar para sa Rabbit Production and Marketing sa Oktubre 22, 2021 (9AM-12NN). ✍️✍️🕘🕛

Isang magandang pagkakitaang negosyo ngayon ang pagkukuneho mga ka-agri. 👍👍Maliban sa mataas na demand at sa sustansiyang hatid nito, sa mababang kapital at sa maliit na espasyo lamang ay makapagsisimula kanang makapag-produce. 👌👌

Narito ang mga hakbang para makasali:📝📝

1. Magrehistro sa pamamagitan ng pagpindot sa link na ito at sagutin ang mga kinakailangan impormasyon: ⬇️⬇️⬇️

https://forms.gle/weuEzPivvGGTmAqU6

2. Hintayin ang Zoom "Meeting ID" at "Meeting Password" na ipapadala sa iyong inilagay na email address sa pagrerehistro. 📩📩📧

3. Kung wala pang Zoom Application, i-download at i-install ito sa Google Play Store o App Store. ⬇️⬇️⬇️

4. Sa araw ng webinar, buksan ang iyong Zoom Application, pindutin ang "join" at ilagay ang natanggap na "Meeting ID" at "Meeting Password". 📌📌📌

**pumasok o mag-join "15 minuto" bago ang itinakdang oras. 🙏🙏🙏

5. Matapos nito, hintayin ang host na aprubahan ang iyong request na makapasok. 👋👋👋

** Magpapadala ng e-certificate para sa mga nakakumpleto sa webinar. 📄📄

"If you are going to compare the acceptance of people years ago from the present, there are already a lot of people eating rabbit. Even in social media, people are selling rabbit meat. Back then, you would get bashed in social media if you post about rabbit meat,” Mr. Veneracion said.

Slowly but surely! Unti-unti na po naggiging mulat ang ating mga kababayan sa pagkain ng rabbit meat.

Kaya tuloy lang po natin ang pagpapalaganap ng tamang impormasyon sa napakasustansya at masarap na alternatibong karne ng kuneho! 🐇

https://www.bworldonline.com/rabbit-growers-hope-to-thrive-amid-pork-shortage/

Rabbit growers hope to thrive amid pork shortage - BusinessWorld THE RABBIT meat industry said it is seeing increased demand because of the scarcity and expense of pork products due to the African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreak.

What a productive and informative afternoon!

Just finished attending the Animal Welfare Webinar hosted by the Bureau of Animal Industry. 🐇

Rabbit Barbecue for lunch!🐇

Eat well mga Ka-Rabbit! 😋

Healthy na masarap pa!

Sunday is harvest day! 🐰

Mukhang marami-raming karne makukuha sa iyo. 😁🐇

Rabbit meat for healthy living! 💪

Lockdown pa din kaya bawal kayo lumabas!
Huli kayo, mamasyal pa kayo ah! 😂

Who would have thought that this all-time favorite fruit crop can also be a forage for our rabbits! 🍌

Researchers found that when fed as a part of a balanced diet, banana leaves can be a potential feed source for your bunnies.

Rabbits could be fed up to 40% banana leaves without negative effects on growth, feed intake and physiology, while a 60% inclusion rate reduced DM intake (Rohilla et al., 2000).

In rabbits fed diets containing either 30% sun-dried banana leaves, 30% fresh banana leaves or a 30% combination of fresh and dry leaves, there were no significant differences in weight gains but intake was higher for animals fed fresh leaves. Net returns over feed costs were highest for rabbits fed dried leaves (Fomunyam, 1985).

The good news is that banana is the fourth largest fruit crop in the world so it means more fresh greens for your rabbits!

Source: https://www.feedipedia.org/node/686

It's critical to understand how to identify healthy rabbits by their appearance and behavior.

We should constantly be on the lookout for anything out of the ordinary, as it could indicate disease or stress.

Early detection of health issues will aid in the prompt treatment of the rabbit.

Moreover, we may be able to isolate the sick animal promptly, preventing the disease from spreading.

The chart below will assist you in determining what is normal for a rabbit. You, on the other hand, are the most familiar with your rabbit and will be able to tell when it is happy and acting normally, as well as when it is sick.

Reference: NOVA SCOTIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, Rabbit Production Manual: A Guide for 4-H Leaders and Beginning Farmers