Raising Animals for Meat, Dairy & Eggs

60 CQ
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    6. How to Raise Rabbits
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    Rabbits are inexpensive, easy to take care of, and good to eat! In this Homestead Productions lesson, learn about nesting cages and breeding rabbits.

    How to Raise Rabbits
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    Rabbits are inexpensive, easy to take care of, and good to eat! In this Homestead Productions lesson, learn about nesting cages and breeding rabbits.

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    7. Raising & Butchering Chickens
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    Chickens are an important aspect of homestead living. In this DIY lesson, learn how to raise, care for, and butcher chickens, and how to store the meat.

    Raising & Butchering Chickens
    with Homestead Productions

    Chickens are an important aspect of homestead living. In this DIY lesson, learn how to raise, care for, and butcher chickens, and how to store the meat.

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    8. Raising & Processing Turkeys
    A lesson with Homestead Productions
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    Are you a homesteader interested in or currently raising turkeys for meat? In this DIY lesson, learn how easy it is to process your turkeys at home.

    Raising & Processing Turkeys
    with Homestead Productions

    Are you a homesteader interested in or currently raising turkeys for meat? In this DIY lesson, learn how easy it is to process your turkeys at home.

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    Bear N
    Couldn't you pressure cook the bones until they're soft and then grind them and dry them to use in dog food or as a calcium fertilizer?
    appreciate appreciated
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