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 RabWay has refined our discussion area. We would like to invite users to actively participate in an exchange of thoughts on rabbit industry matters, especially including production, genetics & marketing.
Our focus is on 4H-FFA rabbit projects while also conducting extensive performance recording and genetic evaluation.
Lets get our ideas together...
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Palpation-we need to learn (2) Dec-03-09 09:05:19 by rjames - Ross James
> There appears to be differing opinion on age to palpate... Certain ages are more difficult....
Good Summary
http://www.arbadist1.com/palpation.pdf...
Ivomec for rabbits (2) Nov-29-09 09:08:43 by rjames - Ross James
> I always inject subcutaneous as I have seen suggested precautions about contact on humans etc... I know it has been administered by injection... I hav...
BLUP (1) Nov-22-09 08:53:40 by rjames - Ross James
> Another link explaining the role of BLUP technology
http://www-naweb.iaea.org/nafa/aph/stories/Properties_of_BLUP.pdf...
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 Here are some usefull articles for improving your chances of being well placed at judging.
Tips for 4-H Showmanship in Rabbits - Rabbitweb
If you're in 4-H and you want to show rabbits, you'll need to perform several steps to get a good rating from the judge for showmanship. Here's a quick summary of what you need to do, along with some tips for helping your score.
Six "How To" Rabbit Videos - University of Nebraska
Featuring resources on 4-H Rabbit Showmanship
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Written by Ross James
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ARBA
Having been a member of the ARBA and TRBA for the last 5 years... I have been wondering what benefits most breeders believe they receive...
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Introduction
 Nutrition is an area of rabbit raising and production that needs considerably more research than it is currently afforded. It seems to be "last cab off the rank" for feed companies and agricultural research bodies.
The following is a collection of articles, excerpts, links and other info that may assist us to gain a better understanding of what is known to date.
To remain viable in the rabbit industry we need to be working much harder on improving our knowledge and canvasing for much more research...
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