http://minkhollow.ca/MHF/ 2010-07-30T02:44:24-07:00 http://minkhollow.ca/MHF/ http://minkhollow.ca/MHF/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-07-16T18:17:54-07:00 Katrin Becker http://minkhollow.ca/MHF/doku.php?id=farm:rabbits:rabbit_genetics&rev=1279329474&do=diff Last changed: *with an emphasis on Rex Rabbits This guide assumes a knowledge of basic genetics. If you need a refresher, try: Dr. Dennis O'Neil, Behavioral Sciences Department, Palomar College, San Marcos, California There is also an excellent description of rabbit coat colour genetics by Laurie Stroupe Of The Nature Trail Rabbitry. It deals with Holland Lops and so skips over a few details that pertain to Rex, but is very thorough with lots of tables and pictures. text/html 2010-07-11T14:31:42-07:00 Katrin Becker http://minkhollow.ca/MHF/doku.php?id=farm:about_rabbits&rev=1278883902&do=diff Last changed: Our "Rent-A-Bunny" Program We 'rent' rabbits to schools usually by the month (see our current price list for costs). We normally have babies available from early April through October. We feel that having animals in the classroom can be a very valuable experience but we also realize that not all teachers are prepared for the commitment of pet ownership. By “renting” a bunny, you can provide your class with the experience of having an animal to look after, but when the uni… text/html 2010-07-11T14:30:07-07:00 Katrin Becker http://minkhollow.ca/MHF/doku.php?id=farm:rabbits:rex_standard&rev=1278883807&do=diff General Type......................45 Body..........................35 Head...........................3 Ears...........................3 Eyes...........................1 Feet & Legs....................2 Tail...........................1 Fur..............................40 Color............................10 Condition.........................5 text/html 2010-06-16T08:05:21-07:00 Katrin Becker http://minkhollow.ca/MHF/doku.php?id=farm:book-call&rev=1276700721&do=diff In 1989, Mink Hollow Farm started providing “ready-to-hatch” duck eggs to local schools. Over the years we added resources, first on paper (I lost track of how many hours I spent photocopying packages for teachers), and in 2001 on the Internet. The website now features hundreds of webpages that include everything from reference material through activities and beyond. Our photo album contains thousands of photos of ducks, hatching, and other sights around the farm.