Real meats farm

19/08/2023

Pure NewZealand whites weaners
10 does and 9bucks
Born on 07/06 /2023
Sired by a 5kgs buck
Dams 4.2 and 4 kgs
Does going for $12
Bucks going for $8
Weight between 1kg to 1.8kgs
Age 10 weeks

Mixed breeds
3 does and 3 bucks
$50 for 6
No records
Come and take all

NewZealand Red Buck
Born on 05/12/22
Current weight 4.1kgs
$45

NewZealand Red doe
Born on 05/12/22
Current weight 3.6kgs
$30
Gave birth twice
Mated on 18/08/2023

NewZealand Red doe
Born on 04/05/2022
Mated on 18/08/23
Gave birth 4 times
Current weight 4kgs
$35
Location kuwadzana 4 Harare

Contact W. Maruma on +263775 962184

13/07/2023

,$20 5kgs available in kuwadzana 4 Harare

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Feeding the nation

01/07/2023

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01/07/2023

29/05/2023

white 🤍

15/04/2023

Kindling date 15/04/23

12/04/2023

Hurry grab yours.
3 does (all above 2kgs).
Aged 4months 1week
Cross between Nwzred buck
And magen'a doe.
Parents weight buck 4kgs doe 3.4kgs
Price $10 each
Location kuwadzana 4
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08/04/2023

Chinchilla (Standard Chinchilla)
first published on May 22, 2010 by bunnyhugga
Breed profile of the Chinchilla rabbit, a docile and gentle breed with very soft, silky fur and popular as pets. These rabbits originated in France in the early 1900s, and were named for the similarity of their fur to the South American rodent.

Origins

Chinchilla rabbits originated in France in the early 1900s, and were named for the similarity of their fur to the South American rodent, the Chinchilla. The Chinchilla rabbit breed was developed using Himalayans, Beverens and wild-coloured agouti rabbits, and first shown in France in 1913. The following year they were shown at a major international show in Paris and attracted much interest from other breeders. Chinchilla rabbits quickly became a very successful commercial breed, not just for the similarity of their fur to the pelt of a Chinchilla, but also because their coat matured much more quickly than other rabbit breeds. Chinchilla rabbits arrived in Britain in 1915, and in the United States in 1919, where the larger American and Giant Chinchilla breeds have also been developed (the original breed is known as the Standard Chinchilla in the USA). Chinchilla rabbits are now bred for showing and as pets, popular for their good temperament and luxuriously soft coat.

Appearance

The Chinchilla is a small to medium sized rabbit, weighing around 2½-3kg (5½-7lbs).

Chinchilla rabbits have a medium build, with a compact body, short neck and fairly broad head with short, erect ears.

The Chinchilla has a very soft, silky coat of dense, medium length hair. Chinchillas have agouti colouring, where the hairs have different colour bands along their length. The undercolour (next to the skin) is dark slate blue, the middle colour band is pearl and the tips of the hair grey. Black 'ticking' (guard hairs) are unevenly distributed over most of the body. The belly, neck, flanks and eye-cirles have pale, pearl ticking and the ears are laced with black.

Colour

Chinchilla (slate blue/pearl/black Agouti pattern)

Chinchilla colouring is also found in a number of other breeds.

Temperament

Chinchilla rabbits are generally quite docile, good natured and very gentle. They are intelligent, curious and playful rabbits and enjoy company and attention. Chinchillas are usually good with children and are also well-suited as house rabbits.

08/04/2023

New Zealand White

The New Zealand White is a large rabbit, originally bred in the United States for the meat and fur trade. They are exceptionally calm and docile rabbits.

Origins

The New Zealand White actually originated in the United States and was bred in 1916 by a Californian breeder seeking to develop a valuable rabbit for the meat and fur trade. It is unknown which breeds of rabbit he used but the name is thought to stem from wild New Zealand rabbits, and the texture and quality of the fur suggests the use of Angoras. The New Zealand White was exported to Britain after World War II, where it became popular with breeders and also as a laboratory rabbit. The New Zealand Black and New Zealand Blue were developed in Britain but these varieties are far less common than the original White.

Appearance

The New Zealand White is a large rabbit with an average weight of 4-5kg (9 - 12lbs).

New Zealand Whites have a substantial build, the body is broad with rounded haunches and short, powerful legs. The head is broad with very full cheeks and thick, upright ears.

New Zealand Whites have a dense coat of medium-length hair, a soft undercoat with coarser guard hairs.

Colour

White (red-eyed) is most common, Black and Broken Pattern are recognised in the USA, Blue is now rare.

Temperament

New Zealand Whites are exceptionally calm and docile rabbits. With their extremely laid-back personalities they are usually very content to be handled and excellent with children and other pets.