What feeding principles should be followed in meat rabbit farming?

The feed should be mainly green fodder, supplemented with concentrated feed. Usually grass accounts for 70-90% of the rabbit's total daily ration, while 10-30% of compound concentrated feed is supplied, so the rabbits grow better and the profits are higher.

Diversify the feed combination. During feeding, use compound feed or mixed feed for the concentrated portion, and when cutting grass, make sure the rabbits eat a hundred kinds of grass so they can grow well and their nutrition is complementary.

Meat rabbits must be fed with strict standards of quality, quantity and timing. Fixing the quality means keeping a firm grip on feed quality, so that poor feed quality does not harm the rabbits' health. For example, cut green fodder should not contain mud, sand, filth, feces or urine, pesticide contamination, or spoilage. Fixing the quantity means following the rabbit's daily feed amount, feeding more in the morning and evening and adding an appropriate amount during the day. Based on the individual rabbit's differences in eating, feed just the right amount. Fixing the timing means feeding according to the regularity and eating habits the rabbits have developed.

When changing feed, go from little to more and change gradually. Prepare feed evenly, with proper dryness and moisture, and it is best to mix it just before feeding and not leave it standing too long, so it does not turn sour and spoil.