When it comes to rabbits that blend luxury with practicality, the Rex rabbit undoubtedly hops straight to the top of the list. With their famously plush coats, gentle personalities, and surprising adaptability, Rex rabbits have charmed their way into the hearts of homesteaders, hobbyists, and bunny enthusiasts alike. But these adorable furballs are more thanContinue reading “Rex Rabbits: Velvet Coats and Endearing Traits”
Category Archives: Rabbits
Reflecting on the Year: Homestead Wins and Lessons Learned
As the year draws to a close and the days between Christmas and New Year’s provide a moment of calm, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the wins, challenges, and invaluable lessons learned on the homestead. For many, homesteading is a journey of growth—both for the land and for the soul. This year, forContinue reading “Reflecting on the Year: Homestead Wins and Lessons Learned”
Cage-Raised vs. Commercially-Raised Rabbits: Understanding the Differences
In the world of rabbit farming, two primary methods of production often spark debate and confusion: cage-raised and commercially-raised systems. While these terms may seem interchangeable to some, they represent distinct approaches to rabbit husbandry, each with its own set of practices, benefits, and challenges. In this article, we’ll delve into the differences between cage-raisedContinue reading “Cage-Raised vs. Commercially-Raised Rabbits: Understanding the Differences”
The Taste Difference: Why Pastured Products are a Culinary Delight
While ethical and environmental reasons often draw people to pastured products, there’s an equally compelling factor that solidifies their choice: taste. Pastured poultry and rabbit meat aren’t just better for the planet and the animals; they are a genuine treat for the palate. Let’s delve into the unique flavor profile of these products and shareContinue reading “The Taste Difference: Why Pastured Products are a Culinary Delight”
Rabbit Farming: An Ethical and Sustainable Source of Protein
Rabbit farming is emerging as an ethical and sustainable source of protein that offers numerous advantages for both consumers and the environment. As the world grapples with the challenges of sustainable food production, rabbit farming stands out as a model that deserves attention. Here are the key advantages of rabbit farming: Low Environmental Footprint a)Continue reading “Rabbit Farming: An Ethical and Sustainable Source of Protein”
Why is Rabbit Meat So Good? Unraveling the Culinary Delight of Bunny Fare
Rabbit meat, often hailed as a delicacy, has been making its mark on culinary scenes around the world. Despite some reservations due to cultural or ethical reasons, rabbit meat offers a unique and flavorful dining experience. In this article, we’ll delve into the various aspects that make rabbit meat stand out, from its nutritional profileContinue reading “Why is Rabbit Meat So Good? Unraveling the Culinary Delight of Bunny Fare”
The “Grass-tastic” Benefits of Grass-Raised Poultry and Rabbits: More Than Just a Green Meal
So, you’ve been hearing the buzz (or should we say cluck and hop?) about grass-raised poultry and rabbits. You’re probably thinking, “Wait, don’t chickens eat worms, and don’t bunnies love their carrots?” Well, dear reader, pull up a chair (preferably one on a lush, grassy knoll) and let’s dissect – not literally – why grass-fedContinue reading “The “Grass-tastic” Benefits of Grass-Raised Poultry and Rabbits: More Than Just a Green Meal”
Journey to Natural Nourishment: The Rabbit Chronicles at Huckleberry Farms
Rotational Grazing With Small Livestock
When you think of grazing livestock, most folks think of putting animals out to pasture and leaving them be except to water them or bring them into the barn. When most think of rabbits or chickens or ducks, they think of set areas like a chicken coop or rabbit hutch. Here at Huckleberry Farms, weContinue reading “Rotational Grazing With Small Livestock”
Using Rabbits on the Farm
When folks think of farm animals, rabbits aren’t usually one animal they think of. They think of cattle, hogs, horses, maybe goats or chickens, or ducks. But here on Huckleberry Farm, one of our main types of farm animal are rabbits. We don’t use chemicals to control the vegetation growth along fencelines here. We utilizeContinue reading “Using Rabbits on the Farm”
