YAY! I found the video! I’m a new subscriber and I had seen your system in a few of the videos, so I asked about it. Well, here is the answer to my question. I’m so glad you show us how you run your rabbit area. I looked up the bin with the manufacturer # you provided and they are now very expensive: $16 and up to $40, at the end of 2022. You got a great deal with your supplier! I’ll have to find an alternative, as Tennessee is not close enough to San Antonio, to make it worth it. God bless you!
Yeah check FB marketplace. I found a guy selling similar ones for like $10 each, which isn't terrible. You can find something out there if you look hard enough. I'm actually going to be building a platform for these bins here soon to keep them off the ground.
And easy way to collect both including the pee would be double stocking them and having holes only in the first cage, in the second cage would be collecting pee which also can be sold to farmer.
I appreciate your video, please consider angled metal roofing that feeds a pitched gutter. There is building involved but I promise that you will be extremely happy you did it.
I considered that. Making a funnel system. I'm definitely not going to leave it like this. I'm more than likely just going to make a raised platform for these bins. I think a funnel system would require a hose a lot and I don't want to do that.
its a neat idea. i would of went full solid, because looks like it is breaking down better. thus the mush. i need to do an indoor system due to the coyotes etc. looking around to try to find a legit way without a green house of keeping them over winter in a barn if i can.
I don't want it to break down. I want pellets rather than aged composted down. Everyone has different uses. We keep our rabbits outside all year long, it doesn't get too cold here in Tennessee.
Well you can use any bins, just build your collection system around what you have available. If you're local to West Tennessee I'll sell you as many as you'd like.
One bin wouldn't work. The cage system us over 30 feet long, I wouldn't have enough slope, all the manure would just sit on roofing. I'm going to end up raising the cages, when I take them down to clean this summer, to get more of a slope. Might stick with plastic, but I'll see if I can get some metal in there.
If you add a solid bin under the bins with holes you can also profit from the urine as well. I really like your bin ideas
Yeah I considered that.
YAY! I found the video! I’m a new subscriber and I had seen your system in a few of the videos, so I asked about it. Well, here is the answer to my question. I’m so glad you show us how you run your rabbit area.
I looked up the bin with the manufacturer # you provided and they are now very expensive: $16 and up to $40, at the end of 2022. You got a great deal with your supplier! I’ll have to find an alternative, as Tennessee is not close enough to San Antonio, to make it worth it.
God bless you!
Yeah check FB marketplace. I found a guy selling similar ones for like $10 each, which isn't terrible. You can find something out there if you look hard enough. I'm actually going to be building a platform for these bins here soon to keep them off the ground.
Great Idea , My tropical plants have the biggest leaves because of the Rabbits
Manure , It’s the best .
Yeah it's the best.
And easy way to collect both including the pee would be double stocking them and having holes only in the first cage, in the second cage would be collecting pee which also can be sold to farmer.
Thanks. I got a great manure/urine collection set up now.
I appreciate your video, please consider angled metal roofing that feeds a pitched gutter. There is building involved but I promise that you will be extremely happy you did it.
I considered that. Making a funnel system. I'm definitely not going to leave it like this. I'm more than likely just going to make a raised platform for these bins. I think a funnel system would require a hose a lot and I don't want to do that.
I have seem this tried many times and the gutter never works for long. Rabbit turds aren't as round as they look!
Mystical springs - what works then ?
@@michaelripperger5674 it does involve rinsing with water. All farm animals need maintenance and clean up.
Nice setup! Thanks for sharing. 🐇
Thanks.
Yay! That's the solution! Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
I cut 55 gal plastic barrels in half, long ways, drilled holes in the bottom. Works great.
Yeah that will work well.
its a neat idea. i would of went full solid, because looks like it is breaking down better. thus the mush. i need to do an indoor system due to the coyotes etc. looking around to try to find a legit way without a green house of keeping them over winter in a barn if i can.
I don't want it to break down. I want pellets rather than aged composted down. Everyone has different uses. We keep our rabbits outside all year long, it doesn't get too cold here in Tennessee.
Nice work 🤙
Thanks
That's nice. Now where can the rest of us buy those bins?
Well you can use any bins, just build your collection system around what you have available. If you're local to West Tennessee I'll sell you as many as you'd like.
should try some corrugated roofing and angle them into a bin so u dont need so many bins
One bin wouldn't work. The cage system us over 30 feet long, I wouldn't have enough slope, all the manure would just sit on roofing. I'm going to end up raising the cages, when I take them down to clean this summer, to get more of a slope. Might stick with plastic, but I'll see if I can get some metal in there.
Could cutting the botton and adding a screen would work instead of drilling so many holes?
It could. But it will get clogged.
Just a question is something wrong with using the manure wet
No. I sell/ship rabbit manure, so I need it dry for shipping purposes.
Wow great idea Where would i be able to get some bins like that for under $3 dollars
Found them on Marketplace.
Any suggestions for indoor manure collection?
Yes. I'm making a pretty nice one now. I'll have a video up next week. It's outside, but you'd be able to use it inside.
Cool video. Where did you find those totes for $2.50?
Locally.
Hello where did you buy the cheaper trays from?
Found a deal on marketplace.
Where did you get them
Get what?
The urine is also good as fertilizer...
Yeah it is
Where did you purchase the litter bins?
Locally.
Oh thanks, lol.
What type of bin, I would like to try and source some. Thanks.
MONOFLO NSO2422-07. If you're near West Tennessee I have a supplier that can source them cheap.
The piss is just as good for your garden
It's not good for shipping, which is what I do with this manure.
Where did you get your bins?
I got them in a bulk deal from a factory that makes washing machine parts. If you're in or near West Tennessee I'd be happy to sell you some.
Hay in rabbit manure is great garden who tell you it wasn't ???
I never said it wasn't.