Turnkey equipment is a service offered by the farm: supply of a complete set of rabbit farming equipment with installation and handover at a site specified and prepared in advance by the customer.
After delivery, installation and commissioning, the equipment is ready to be stocked with rabbits and can operate from the first day after handover. The customer also receives the developed technology and work schedules. At the customer's request and for a separate fee, the farm can monitor whether rabbit farming is being run correctly during the first six months — this is usually enough to master the technology, and such support helps reduce the risks associated with learning it.
The goal of the technology transfer is to set up the customer's production of rabbit meat and pelts to the farm's standards. Results depend on compliance with the technology and on the conditions of the specific farm.
Additional Business Lines
Selling manure can become an additional source of income: there is demand for it from greenhouse farms and processing plants. Other possible lines include:
- producing vermicompost from manure;
- dressing pelts and producing felt;
- selling live breeding rabbits (breeding multiplier farm);
- processing by-products (for example, rabbit fat for cosmetics manufacturers or glue from ears) — provided there are buyers and the necessary permits.
The possibility of exporting rabbit meat depends on the veterinary and certification requirements of importing countries.
Some farms install solar panels on farm roofs — the area is well suited for this — and use the energy generated, for example, to power an air conditioner.
The scope of supply, cost and support terms are agreed individually.
