Rabbit manure fish farming is also a green development and utilization target, and has been used for a number of integrated farms. Sun Qirong, Gaohu Village, Dayi Town, Yilong County has tasted the sweetness through years of practice. The annual increase in fish production has reached more than 20%. The economic benefits, but also improved the soil fertility, it really can be said to serve two purposes. the way is: Feed the fish with fresh rabbit dung. The rabbit manure was cleaned, impurities were removed, and after the rabbit urine was filtered off, the rabbit feces were sprinkled in the fish pond directly. The density was 1 kg of rabbit feces per 10 m2. All can be sprinkled on the surface of the water, or sprinkled in slices, and sprinkled once every 5 days to 10 days. It has been observed that fish eat soft rabbit excrement, hard rabbit feces are blistered, and fish eat rabbit feces. Rabbit manure was used to ferment oysters and raise fish to feed fish. When the natural temperature is above 20°C, dig trenches at the edge of the pool, width 30cm to 50cm, depth 40cm, spread 20cm of rabbit excrement in the trench, cover 20cm thick soil, and use a watering can to drench the water. For 15 days to 20 days or more, when the rabbit dung was found digging the rabbit manure, or if there was a sputum, the rabbit manure and cockroaches and cockroaches were raised together into a fish pond. Rabbit manure and water, fish to eat oysters and clams, to achieve the purpose of water and fat fish. The mud in the pond is fattened. Common rabbit manure fish, the mud in the fish pond is also fat, when the fertility standards of water and mud is too high (ie, the pool water becomes light brown), we must dig out the pool mud, clear the fish pond, and then change the water. The cleared fish pond sludge is used as manure in paddy fields or dry land to increase crop yields, which is called benign ecological industry. Chewy Dog Treats,Chewy Cat Treats,Chewy Bully Sticks,Chewy Dog Bones Jiangxi Welton Pet Products Co., Ltd. , https://www.weltonpetcare.com