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Farm Name: Oldhaus Fibers & Rabbits

Year Farm Established: 1992

Location: Amana, IA

Years I’ve been farming: 18 years old

Animals I raise: Giant, French and Satin Angora Rabbits, American Fuzzy Lop Rabbits, Flemish Giant (sandy/fawn) Rabbits, Mini Lop Rabbits

Crops I grow: Garden, Antique Apple, Elderberry, Mulberry, Gourds and Pumpkins

Hobbies I enjoy: Historic Preservation, Gardening, Wine Making

Club/Associations memberships: American Rabbit Breeders, "Registered Rabbitry" Iowa Rabbit Rabbit Breeders Assn, Wisconsin Rabbit Breeders Assn., National Angora Rabbit Breeders Club, American Fuzzy Lop Club, Uppermidwest Angora Rabbit Breeders, Dairyland Fuzzies, Cedar Rapids Rabbit Breeders

The proudest moment on my farm: Out boys have won 1st place awards at the National Angora Rabbit Breeders Club in 2008.

Pets: We have our bunnies, they all get special attention. Treats, toys, time to play. don't have time for a pup, & cats make some of sneeze.

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mulberry I'm glad to see that someone else thinks mulberries are a crop. I used to live in England and I had a 500 year old mulberry tree. Beautiful and fertile as well. How do you house your rabbits? Come visit me, Heron Acres.	07/04/2009 06:37.15 AM	Report This Comment
Getting Ready for our 1st show of the season Hi, Yes we are going to spend this weekend doing "prep grooming" to get our angoras' ready for our 1st show of this spring. We go to ARBA shows often. Thanks for checking JLH Come visit me, Oldhaus Fibers & Rabbits.	03/13/2009 11:58.38 AM	Report This Comment
growths on rabbits hi, wanted ask a question about a growth on a rabbit? With 49 yrs of farm, hopefully you can answer? We have some New Zealand rabbits. I noticed that my buck had this bloody spot on his side. At first i thought he caught it on something in the cage. Then it looked more like a hole so I then thought it was a wool-worm. But after holding him down, it's like a growth and he must be scratching and it? It doesn't seem to hurt him when i touch it..but then again how would he let me know?? I've never seen anything like this, not sure really what to do? Where I live we don't really have a "farm" vet. Any input or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks~ K Farms Come visit me, K Farms.	03/12/2009 08:55.14 AM	Report This Comment
Your rabbits Do you show your rabbits too? I love my rabbits, I raise Lionheads. I had English Angoras a few years ago. They were fun but a lot of work! Come visit me, Cyprus Lake Ranch.	03/12/2009 07:17.58 AM	Report This Comment

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