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We have a litter of PET QUALITY Mini Rex that will be available around April 12th. $15 each. Handled daily. These guys will make some very nice little pets. Follow our farm page to watch them grow! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Smithurm ... 2121352777

Pretty boy!

That was my thought exactly.

Great find! I had a friend actively looking for Champagnes in our area and she wasn't able to find any.

I have a 10 day old litter right now and have yet to see the dam feed them even one time! But when I check bellies they're usually full.

Mine funnels into a 5 gallon bucket along with waste hay. I'm gearing up to reseed the lawn this Spring so I've been spreading it over the sparse patches and hoping my dog leaves some for the grass. Rabbit poo is a delicacy, you know.

Both of mine are really enjoying it! :) __________ Sat Jan 26, 2013 8:53 am __________ Just an update! They've been eating it for over a month and everything is going well. They're essentially getting it free choice at this point. They're growing really nicely. When we have our first...

These kits are a week old, so no foot pads yet. This is the result of a Chin x Lynx breeding (doe was bred when I bought her.) There are 2 castors, what I suspect is an opal, 1 that appears to be black, and 2 that appear to be self chin. Next to the black they are clearly off-black, but...

Does anyone have a photo of a self chin rex kit and a black rex kit side by side?

I have a week old litter out of a lynx doe bred to a chin buck (she was already bred when I bought her) and I'm surprised at what I ended up with, though not nearly so many varieties as your litter!

The plastic is quite thick. I've even had goats get into where it's stored and jump onto the bags with sharp hooves and still not puncture it. Not something I want them doing, but it's happened. We've never opened a bag that was spoiled, but my dealer will replace any bags that are bad when...

Rice bran is going to be far more cost effective for your horses than BOSS.

I know there are folks feeding it in some quantity without issue, I think the question is what percentage of their diet. Chaffhaye is used extensively for horses, so it's not necessarily just for ruminants.

Yes, same with goats. New feeds are introduced gradually. Those prices would be a dream come true- here in the South alfalfa and even alfalfa blend is $13-$18/50 lb square bale. I will definitely keep everyone posted. I don't use commercial rations for my dairy herd and I'd like to avoid it...

Don't lots of folks here feed alfalfa hay? Chaffhaye is supreme quality alfalfa haylage. I purchase my Chaffhaye by the pallet from my local sales representative. The company is in Texas. It's not something you can find in feed stores typically, but their website has a list of distributors.

The official tester I will be, then. :) I do know there are folks out there feeding it- I have tracked down a couple, though not on this forum. It is a product I really stand behind where my dairy goats are concerned. We purchase it by the ton and it has solved for us several challenges we...

I feed Chaffhaye alfalfa (haylage) to my dairy goat herd as our alfalfa source. It's a great product and I've found a few folks out there feeding Chaffhaye to their rabbits with good results- is anyone here feeding it? I'd love to hear some of the details about how it works into your program...