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The key reason rabbit farms fail lies in production and sales (part one)

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The key reason rabbit farms fail ---- production and sales (part one)
About production issues.
    According to statistics, the average lifespan of Chinese enterprises is 3.8 years (ending in bankruptcy, restructuring, or auction). Rabbit farms are no exception.
    How to recoup investment and obtain profits in the shortest possible time is also the question everyone plans for the most.
    All rabbit industry investors plan in advance: how big a rabbit farm to build, how many breeding rabbits to raise, how many products to produce (meat rabbits, rabbit skins, rabbit wool, etc.), but things do not go as wished, and many rabbit farms fail to achieve their expected goals.
    1. Current production situation of rabbit farms: (1) Cannot keep them alive. The introduced breeding rabbits and the bred young rabbits have a high mortality rate. (2) Cannot produce offspring. Generally, a doe is required to produce about 40 live kits per year on average; some have an average reproductive output of less than 50% of the target. (3) Slow growth. Taking complete feed feeding as an example, many have long growth cycles and are unable to be sent to market, with low feed conversion efficiency. (4) High cost and unsafe. Manufacturer feed prices remain high, and feed safety has hidden dangers.
    2. Reasons for these problems: (1) The overall technical skills of feeding and management personnel are not proficient. For example, technologies such as feeding and breeding are not mastered as a complete set. (2) Epidemic prevention is not completely successful. Reasons such as vaccine effectiveness and implementation of epidemic prevention systems have caused infectious diseases, especially intestinal diseases and fungal diseases, to spread. (3) High feed costs lead to increased output without increased income. The inability to guarantee feed quality is an important cause of disease.
    3. Result: Because of these reasons, many farms cannot produce the expected products, and expenditure exceeds income. One year.... Two years...... Gradually it becomes difficult to sustain, and in the end they have no choice but to give up.

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