There is also a module on Jaguza livestock App ( both on play store and Apple store) called decision support. It will help you get good advice.

Thanks, Charles your advice really did wonder.

You can aslo try out some schools or universities… they often have practicals disecting rabbits.This is also good market.

Sorry about the condition of your cows. You really need to consider spraying them or dipping them atleast once a month for the start

Hope you tries out the advice. Did it work for you?

Thank you all for your insightful advcie

I think it very possible if you have enough space. You can even have 3 boxes …….however this will also depend on the herd you have.

I have tried out Jaguza livestock App. It has module of decision support which will give you some good advice on which breed to have according to your location.

Well….i dont i can work independently without any drug. However, you can try it but also seek advice from the vet too. Drugs may be more effective or faster than the pumpkins

Very good advice, guys. It is wise that you don’t keep them long if they are commercial bse they have a time when they get bad

It would not be bad especially if you dont have an alternative. But for anything to a good life you have to change the diet for a while. Have them lick some salk, eat peelings from bananas. It will do them good.

I one time heard that when the egg was fertilized, at some point during sitting on them, The eggs will solidify in the inside …so when you shake the egg…you will not hear any liquid inside but it will be solid.

Ideally, rabbits that are not littermates and are going to live together should be introduced when they are still young, at about 6 to 12 weeks of age. Unfamiliar rabbits should be introduced gradually, especially if they are adults and one or both rabbits have spent a lot of time isolated from other rabbits.

These sharp teeth may also injure the Sows teeth while breastfeeding. So make sure you cut them off as soon as you can

For some producers, it is commonplace to breed well-grown ewe lambs when they are 7 to 9 months of age. Other producers wait until their ewes are 18 months old before breeding them to lamb as 2 year olds. However, different breeds of sheep reach puberty (sexually maturity) at different ages.

There are some common vices in young piglets such as tail biting. You need to cut their teeth if you have done so to prevent more injuries.