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The Basics of Raising Rabbits

Published on August 6, 2018 by Lyssa Seefeldt

Dutch black and white kit on mossy groundAre you looking at raising rabbits for meat, breeding stock, or another use?  Check out the information on raising rabbits at Penn State Extension.

View Penn State’s page on Raising Rabbits
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How to Find Pest Removal Experts

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Occasionally our office will get a question about bee removal, but after discussion it turns out that the “bees” are actually hornets, not honey bees.  A lot of folks aren’t equipped to deal with hornets themselves, so the next question is: “who is in the area that can help me?”  In Extension we can’t recommend particular businesses, but we can show you where to look for them or suggest several local choices for you to follow up with when you are looking fo

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Pastures for Alpaca

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Alpaca pasture management can be a challenge due to the grazing pattern behavior.  Learn more about how to get the most out of your pasture with the “Alpaca Pastures in Wisconsin” factsheet.

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