Authors

  • Sarsenbaev Quwatbay Kamalbaevich
  • Nietullaev Satulla Hamidulla ulı
  • Berikbaeva Kamshat Qadambay qizi
  • Abdimuratova Avrora Tolebaevna

Author Biographies

  • Sarsenbaev Quwatbay Kamalbaevich

    Assistant, Department of Zootechnics, Nukus branch of the Samarkand State university of veterinary medicine, livestock and biotechnologies

  • Nietullaev Satulla Hamidulla ulı

    2rd-year Student

  • Berikbaeva Kamshat Qadambay qizi

    2rd-year Student

  • Abdimuratova Avrora Tolebaevna

    2rd-year Student

     

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.mead.94401

Keywords:

Rabbit meat dietetic meat fat protein cholesterol lean state standards breeds obesity categories.

Abstract

This article is about the fast-growing of rabbits and their productivity. Fast-growing rabbit breeds are typically distinguished by their ability to reach maturity quickly and reproduce in large numbers. These breeds are commonly used in agriculture for meat and fur production due to their rapid growth and high productivity.


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FAST-GROWING RABBIT BREEDS AND THEIR PRODUCTIVITY

INDICATORS

Sarsenbaev Quwatbay Kamalbaevich

Assistant, Department of Zootechnics, Nukus branch of the Samarkand State

university of veterinary medicine, livestock and biotechnologies

Nietullaev Satulla Hamidulla ulı 2rd-year Student

Berikbaeva Kamshat Qadambay qizi 2rd-year Student

Abdimuratova Avrora Tolebaevna 2rd-year Student

Annotation. This article is about the fast-growing of rabbits and their

productivity. Fast-growing rabbit breeds are typically distinguished by their ability

to reach maturity quickly and reproduce in large numbers. These breeds are

commonly used in agriculture for meat and fur production due to their rapid growth

and high productivity.

Keywords: Rabbit meat, dietetic meat, fat, protein, cholesterol, lean, state

standards, breeds, obesity categories.

In rabbit breeding, a breed is a group of animals that share common ancestry,

have similar productive traits, div structure, physiological characteristics, and

productivity, and can consistently pass these traits from generation to generation. The

breed should consist of an average of around 2,000 breeding females in terms of

offspring.

Purebred animals should be bred in optimal conditions. In newly introduced

environments, the characteristics of the breeds may change due to climatic and socio-

economic factors. However, with proper nutrition and care, purebred animals can

retain their beneficial traits for the farm. Continuous improvement of the breeds is

based on perfect selection and grading, as well as proper use of well-known lines and

families.


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Rabbit breeds are classified according to their productivity traits as follows:

meat breeds, meat-and-skin breeds, and breeds that produce wool. Additionally, there

are breeds classified based on the length of their fur: medium-haired, long-haired, as

well as breeds for wool production and decorative purposes.

The White Giant rabbit breed belongs to the meat-and-skin category. This

breed was developed in the 19th century through continuous breeding efforts in the

regions along the Belgium-Germany border. The primary focus was on selecting and

grading white-colored rabbits from the Flandr breed, emphasizing their meat

production and rapid growth characteristics. Rabbits of this breed have long and

compact bodies, a flat back, a well-filled rump, a wide chest, an average-sized head,

and a strong constitution. Their meat production is average, they mature quickly, and

have dense fur. A female rabbit of this breed can raise an average of 8 kits. At 2

months old, the kits weigh between 1.5-2 kg, and at 4 months old, they reach a live

weight of 2.6 kg. They are recommended for meat production (broiler production).

Adult rabbits typically weigh around 5 kg, although in some farms, their weight can

reach up to 6.4 kg.

White Giant

The California is a meat-type breed of rabbit. It is of medium size, with a white

color, except for dark brown markings that appear on the tips of the ears, sometimes

on the nose, paws, and tail.


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In the USA, it was created by crossbreeding the New Zealand White, Russian

Chinchilla, and large Shinsilla breeds. The crossbred offspring, produced from

breeding these varieties internally, resulted in a breed combining the rapid growth and

meatiness of the New Zealand White, and the dense fur characteristics of the Russian

Chinchilla.

The breed has a strong constitution, though sometimes with delicate bones,

and is meaty and well-filled. It weighs between 4-5 kg. At birth, it weighs an average

of 45g, 2 months old it weighs 1.9-2.3 kg, 4 months old it weighs 2.7-3.4 kg, and at 5

months old, it reaches 4.2 kg. After this age, its growth slows down.

The slaughter yield is 56-60%, with the meat yield from the div being 82-

85%, bones 13-15%, and fat content at 1.8-1.5%. The breed is moderately prolific,

averaging 8 kits per litter. The kits are born fully white, and dark markings appear

later, resembling the Russian Chinchilla breed.

The breed was introduced to the CIS region in 1971 from England and

Hungary. It is widespread in Ukraine and Russia, and is also present in Uzbekistan.

Both meat-type breeds have fur covering between the fingers and paws,

making them well-suited for housing in wire cages.

Colifornian rabbit

Conclusion.

Fast-growing breeds typically reach maturity within 10-12

weeks and have a very high annual reproduction rate. These breeds are efficient for

meat and fur production and are capable of providing high productivity under various


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conditions. Proper care, nutrition, and attention are crucial for ensuring the growth

and reproduction of these breeds.

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