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I just got off the phone with an inspector guy here in California and it is legal to slaughter and sell up to 5,000 chickens and/or rabbits a year straight to the consumer. No selling to restaurants, markets or anything like that. After that you need some inspection and stuff. Don't plan on...

Haha if I ever make it there somehow, I definitely will look you up. I definitely couldn't pay for a plane ticket there, buy maybe I could walk. :rabbit-hop3:

Its funny you mention Boyd Craven. Zab whom commented right above co-authored his third book. Have not read them yet, but about to as I'm typing this. Have heard nothing but good stuff!

That sounds like your idea would work great! Just remember, the smaller the pieces, the more likelyhood of hay waste from the cages.

I have no idea where to find any florida whites in Central Valley. Anybody else know? I live about 25 miles south of Fresno in Laton. Somewhere close would of course be nice. :)

I did a quick search, you are correct. Mulching or non mulching depends upon the blade. For now I will stick with my reel mower, but as I plant more grass, I may resort to the gas mower. Thanks!

The first link was taking me to an empty window. The link redirects to a different domain name. :popcorn: I searched the site and found this. I assume it is what was posted previously. http://www.novascotia.ca/agri/documents/4h/manuals/RGrabbit.pdf

Mulching mowers is all I have. Thats why I started looking for the reel mower. Does the job well, only more work. I think I came up with a great idea for hay waste. Going to make my idea soon, then will post pictures in the hay waste forum. Thanks for the info!

Did you have a bag on the regular lawn mower, or did you let it fall back on the grass? The only problem I see with regular mower is how fine the grass gets cut. Not only because of raking, but hay waste is already a problem. I can imagine how much would end up on the floor when it is cut that...

I'm newer to raising rabbits, and not wanting anything to do with pellets or non organic hay, I needed a cheap way to come up with some hay. My lawn is mainly bermuda, with a bunch of weeds in it. Conventional lawn mowers cut grass too fine to easily rake for hay. I came by a reel mower. The...