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Rabbit feed
Working on a whole-grain rabbit concentrate for my meat rabbits instead of relying completely on commercial pellets and wanted to get some feedback from others running similar setups.

Trying to build something that:

- Uses locally available ingredients
- Works well in J-feeders
- Keeps fiber up
- Supports grow-outs and breeding stock
- Reduces f...

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CLSranch a journal to compensate my lack of memory.
I've been on here a few years. I had cattle, goats, horses, and chickens when I started. I got rid of the goats and am down to one bull. I messed up last year selling the heifers with the thought of buying better cows this year. In Zebu they are going for 4x+ what I sold mine for so it may be a wait. I will not get goats again until I have more land. Still letting the horses eat...

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weak newborn lamb with bad leg injury (to the bone)
hello
so sorry if i seem clueless about most things, but i am a volunteer at a farm with 8 dwarf ouessant sheep and i am trying to manage a bad birth that no one seemed to care about.

the lamb was born two days ago, we found it under the scorching sun, breathing badly and agitating its legs (not convulsions), so i tried to stimulate sneezing, rubbing it etc. i fed i...

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Please read. Handling cattle safely.
Handling Highlands Safely | leawhitefarms www.leawhitehighlandcattle.com
This is from a very well known Highland breeder who is a...

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Help down goat gave birth 24 hours ago! Possibly milk fever unsure
Hi my doe had little milk this morning but my freind said it was fine well a few hours later she is lathsartic... and keeps moving on the ground aradicly almost like in the photo evey now and then and is breathing slightly heavy plz help

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