Thank you for the input! I greatly appreciate it!

Very true! I ALWAYS use the rabbit droppings in my garden!

No, I have not, but that seems like a good idea! Do you own quail? How does it work for you feeding them those?

I can't believe you read this! I have been a big fan of your YouTube stuff for a while! You actually convinced me to come over to Steemit! Thank you for commenting!

Thank you for the advice!!! I'm still new to this whole Steemit thing! ;-)

I will write an in depth blog on raising rabbits for meat very soon, stay tuned! Thanks for your kind words, they mean a lot!

I love keeping rabbits. They are a must (in my opinion) for any homestead. The benefits they provide, for relatively little care, is amazing! Thanks for commenting!

Thank you very much!

Thank you for the kind words! I greatly appreciate it!

It is amazing! But to be honest, you do not need a piece of land to do the deep mulch method of gardening. I live in the suburbs of Metro-Detroit! It's all about making the best out of your current situation!

That sounds like an amazing project! 3 of my 4 rabbit hutches were all "garbage picks" and even my Quail Hutch! Love FREE!!!

What a GREAT article! I do much of the same, however I raise chickens, rabbits and quail...all in the city, it's great! If you are having "neighbor issues" you may want to look into quail...they

That would be awesome! Thank you!

Thanks, this is turning out to be one good little community!

Thank you!!! I appreciate it!!! :)

Yes Yep, Michigan born and raised! I am in South-East Michigan (The Metro-Detroit Area). You are right, this book is a MUST for anyone into the homesteading lifestyle, or just life in general! The sheer

Thank you! I work hard at making the soil as best as I can. This has been my dream since I was a little boy.

Thank you! Yes, the baking soda does the trick. Rats and Mice cannot pass gas, so it kills them internally. This is a way better and SAFER way of getting rid of those pesky rodents without putting out

Thank you! I appreciate the kind words!

Thank you for the tip! I'm brand new to Steemit...