Farmer earns higher income from rabbit farming
A farmer in Vu Ban district in the northern province of Nam Dinh has found a stable income for his family from rabbit farming.
A farmer in Vu Ban district in the northern province of Nam Dinh has found a stable income for his family from rabbit farming. With more than 8,000 animals, his farm is the largest of its kind in the Red River delta province, opening up a new path for farming in the locality.
Located far from residential areas is a 2-ha rabbit farm with more than 8,000 rabbits from New Zealand, owned by Mr. Trieu Dinh Hoi – a local resident of Hop Hung commune.
In order to avoid market fluctuations, Mr. Hoi managed to sell his rabbits to a business based in Ninh Binh province.
Every month, Hoi sells the company 1,30001,500 rabbits, earning a net income of more than 2,100 USD.-VNA
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