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Yeah- Beyond the Pellet is a pretty quick read!Comfrey is one I hope to feed at some point. I have been a little nervous about feeding things that close to the ground, yet. I have multiple comfrey plants in my garden. Just beware! They will never be removed from wherever you plant them, so make sure you put them where you'll want them to be forever. Even a little tiny piece of root left in the ground will make a plant. That is great if you want to butcher it frequently, though! Comfrey should be a good help in your rabbit's diet since it is a faster one to get growing and would be able to produce so much. Even if you don't feed a ton of it all the time, by drying it for winter you would be able to use more overall. Sounds like you have some good variety planned for them. They should be happy!I didn't put enough molasses to make the grain mix firm, just enough to lightly coat the grain and stick the powder and seeds to it. But you may be able to figure out a way to make it into cubed treats, or something. That seems like an interesting idea.
Yeah- Beyond the Pellet is a pretty quick read!
Comfrey is one I hope to feed at some point. I have been a little nervous about feeding things that close to the ground, yet. I have multiple comfrey plants in my garden. Just beware! They will never be removed from wherever you plant them, so make sure you put them where you'll want them to be forever. Even a little tiny piece of root left in the ground will make a plant. That is great if you want to butcher it frequently, though! Comfrey should be a good help in your rabbit's diet since it is a faster one to get growing and would be able to produce so much. Even if you don't feed a ton of it all the time, by drying it for winter you would be able to use more overall. Sounds like you have some good variety planned for them. They should be happy!
I didn't put enough molasses to make the grain mix firm, just enough to lightly coat the grain and stick the powder and seeds to it. But you may be able to figure out a way to make it into cubed treats, or something. That seems like an interesting idea.
