Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda

by Grassroots Uganda- Empowering African Women
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda

Project Report | Apr 5, 2017
Baby Bunnies!!!

By Lee Koelzer | Director

Rabbits normally have a reputation for breeding like... well... rabbits. Not ours unfortunately. Their relationship had been quite platonic until recently. They lived together in the same hutch and enjoyed such activities as nibbeling sweet potato leaves together, and cuddeling in the corner. We were actually beginning to think that maybe our buck preferred other bucks, when finally... BABIES!!!

We currently have 5 of the most adorablle bunnies EVER! They are super sweet and cuddely and like to have the space right between their ears petted. 

Apart from their utter adorableness, the bunnies actually serve to provide the farm with ready-to-use organic fertalizer as bunny poo is not 'hot' like other manure and does not need to compost before use. 

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Grassroots Uganda- Empowering African Women

Location: Mukono - Uganda
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Grassroots Uganda- Empowering African Women
Lee Koelzer
Project Leader:
Lee Koelzer
Mukono Town , Mukono Uganda

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