Rabbit droppings are rich sources of the primary nutrients needed by plants, Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium.

Rabbit waste is the end form of rabbit feed, rabbits are normally fed with greens, which they convert effectively to a rich matter as a result of the fermentation that takes place in their caecum.

Rabbit urine contains the highest level of Nitrogen compared to other farm animals; this is because rabbits barely drink water. The Phosphorus and Potassium contents in rabbit urine are of appreciable level good enough to eliminate deficiencies of these nutrients in the soil, hence, it enhances the even growth of crops in an organic farm. Because rabbit urine is very rich in nitrogen, it is very effective on vegetable crops like cabbage, lettuces, cucumber, watermelon, and other vegetables at any stage of growth. It can also be used at the early stage of other crops like maize. Rabbit urine is best apply using fertigation or foliar application.

Rabbit urine can also be used as an organic pesticide. The differencebetween synthetic pesticides and organic pesticides is just their reaction with the target pests. Synthetic pesticides kill the pests which, at times, may be beneficial to the plants in terms of pollination while organic pesticides repel the pests from the plant. Rabbit urine is an organic pesticide as it repels the insect pests through its pungent smell.

Rabbit urine repels insect pests like aphids, mites, bugs, leaf miners, bugs and other crop pests of economic importance. You can only enjoy the pesticide effect of rabbit urine when you apply using the foliar application. It does the work of fertilizer and pest control.



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Can it fight Whiteflies?

kpas4kpas2:
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Can it fight Whiteflies?

Very effective to repel white flies

Well done OP. Quite enlightening.
But pls how was the urine collected?
Just being curious, how did you manage to collect the rabbit urine in such a volume large enough for sale?

idtwo:
Well done OP. Quite enlightening.
But pls how was the urine collected?
Just being curious, how did you manage to collect the rabbit urine in such a volume large enough for sale?

Please kindly note that if you need a reasonable quantity contact me