From an investment of 10 billion dong (442,000 US dollar) in 2014 for raising 1,700 rabbits, a young entrepreneur in Hanoi has become one of the leading commercial New Zealand rabbit raisers in Vietnam, earning some three billion dong per year.
As many as 10,000 New Zealand rabbits are being raised in Toan’s facility in Hanoi’s outskirts of Son Tay. Photo: Tat Son A one-week old bunny is being fed with nutrients to increase its immunity. Photo: Tat Son A newly born bunny is being fed special formulated nutrients. Photo: Tat Son Feed is formulated from natural cereal and protein to provide a well-balanced diet and to provide all the nutrients needed for a rabbit to grow and to be healthy. Photo: Tat Son A nest for baby rabbits. Photo: Tat Son Rabbits are being fed. Photo: Tat Son A family of rabbits. Photo: Tat Son Most of the facilities are equipped with modern husbandry technology, such as a ventilation system, a heating system and an auto feeding system. Photo: Tat Son New Zealand rabbits are hardier, more fertile and easier to raise in comparison with Vietnam’s rabbits. Photo: Tat Son New Zealand rabbit could weigh 2.5 – 3 kilogram. Photo: Tat Son |
The New Zealand rabbit has a rather well-rounded commercial body shape, which is slender yet muscular. They have round cheeks and long ears that stand straight up. They also have long back feet and small, short, front pectoral muscles. |
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