Rabbits

Information for members with rabbit projects

Rabbit Project Resources

Rabbit Clinic to be held May 14

Quality Assurance - Members enrolled in rabbit projects are not required to attend Quality Assurance (QA) Training. Attendance at the rabbit clinic is recommended, but not mandated.

6:30 - 8 pm at the Hancock County Fairgrounds

Link to promotional flyer

Special Guest - Terry Fender, Rabbit Judge

Discussion will be about specifics for meat rabbit pens, rabbit showmanship, and general care and handling of rabbits.  There are several changes in 2012 for 4-H members taking rabbit projects. This clinic is a good resource for Hancock Co. youth with rabbit projects, particularly if you are new to the project.

Contact Cassie Turner at 419-422-3851 if you have questions about this event.

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2012 Hancock County Rabbit Royalty applications are due July 27th

Project Resources on the Internet
http://www.arba.net American Rabbit Breeders Association, Inc.
http://www.fao.org/docrep/t1690e/t1690e00.htm The Rabbit: Husbandry, Health and Production
http://www.rabbitweb.net promotes all uses of rabbits
http://www.ohare.org Buckeye House Rabbit Society
http://www.rhoa.tk/ Rabbit Hopping Organization of America
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