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We plan to park a large RV to start before we commit to building a home. We also have another home we plan to rent out (the one we are living in in now) and if the whole homestead thing ends up way more difficult than we can handle, we could still have a backup plan. Our son and daughter in...

LOL... we have other plans for the 28 acres... garden, chickens, Cows, pigs, wood burning stove in the cabin.... looking to homestead and live off the land, Justin Rhodes/Joel Salatin style. Oh and your bunnies are ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE!!🥰

I agree, and was worried about fleas and ticks and thinking up ways to problem solve that, now I'll need to go research coccidiosis, yikes!! Well this is why I'm asking here, there are LOTS of things I'll need to be aware of.

Since you have not built your cages yet, have you considered a hanging cage set up? There are a LOT less cleaning chores if you can do that. If you build with wood frame and if there is a wooden ledge anywhere along the bottom of the cage then poop/urine will built up, and wood will be harder...

LOL... better than T.V. right? I plan to build the tractor big enough so I can sit in there and tame/socialize all the babies (momma will already have been tamed because she will be acquired as soon as weaned, she will be my prized pet).

I am still in the research and planning phase, but I so want to breed rabbits and have access to a steady stream of babies... SO CUTE and SO FUN to watch & play with. I had rabbits when I was kid, and my kids had pet rabbits also when they were young. I have never bred them though so that will...

I've read to make sure you get a quality wire (14 guage at least) and make sure it is (GAW) (means it's galvanized after wire or weild) this way it is best protected from rust and will last for the most years. Best of luck and have fun!

I would not use anything toxic to fog the whole backyard, because the bunnies in the tractor are supposed to eat the grass and we dont want to poison them. I think diatomaceous earth is probably the safest as it is organic and not a poison. Food companies even use it (food grade of course) for...