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Posted by Silver Ridge Rabbitry on January 1, 2009 at 5:07 PM

Happy New year, 2009 promises to be a great year for growing your own food. I am excited for spring and am looking forward to starting the garden soon.

I am interested in feedback, Do most people build their own nestboxes or do they buy them, what is better? If a kit falls out in the winter outside they are done for, what is the best design to prevent this?

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05:12 PM on December 13, 2009

Well it is almost a year since I posted the nestbox post, I will comment that I have made my nestboxes out of plywood and wood bottom and wire bottom, some people rave about the wire bottom, but I have found when I put cardboard in so the hay doesen't fall through, they shred it, and then the hay falls through and then you have a bare nestbox. I have found the entirely wood ones work and I have just been turned on to the metal ones, available here at Silver Ridge Rabbitry.

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Silver Ridge Rabbitry is pleased to announce that we have changed our set-up. Previously we were raising out of our garage. That was not an ideal situation, now we are cooking, we have stacking cages from our manufacturer, in a milk house adapted from my father's cow barn, generations of farmers, now in my family. My new set-up is stacking cages with trays. It is so organized and neat, and I hope to keep it that way. I can not say enough about setting it (the rabbitry) up once and doing it right the first time. I just sold off my used cages, that didn't fit into the rabbitry, now I have new and wonderful challenges with my rabbitry. I can not stress how much you want to think about your set-up (cages feeders watering systems, etc.) As much as you want to find the best stock to begin with. If you begin with great stock and a great set-up you can deal with minimal or plenty of space, a barn with poop falling, or stacking trays in basement or a garage or shed. Rabbits are a commitment, so start with the best stock and supplies. Please feel free to contact us if you are interested in seeing our set-up.