We got a tarp.

The barn is tarped. Trusses are braced. Every spot that needed it got extra straw. Cages were packed where it mattered, extra buckets and nest boxes went in, and everyone is warm, dry, and snug while the temperature does its worst. 🐇 The rabbits are cozy. 🏚️ The barn is holding. 🧾 The tarp, however… was not cheap. 😅 We’re running to town now before the snow starts later this afternoon. How are you all doing today? And if you’ve got farm merch, handmade goods, or a side hustle you want to share, feel free to drop your projects in this thread too. Let’s support each other. Which brings me to a totally casual, no-pressure farm update: 👉 If you’ve been thinking about grabbing some MMC merch, now’s a good time. It helps cover winter prep costs and keeps everything running smoothly. 🧵 MMC Arts — Made to Order Everything is printed by me, one order at a time. 🖤 “Don’t Breed ’Um If You Won’t Eat ’Um” • Any rabbit breed can be featured • Hoodies $45–$75 • Sizes S–5XL ❤️ “Breed the Best, Eat the Rest” • Hoodies & T-shirts • $25–$75 depending on garment and print placement (front, back, sleeves available) ❄️ Winter weather: handled 🐇 Rabbits: comfortable 💳 Me: slowly rebuilding trust with the store card 📩 Message MMC Arts to order: https://www.facebook.com/share/185DYL1qA6/ ❄️ Cozy barn 🐇 Cozy rabbits 🧵 Custom work always welcome

I clarified the quick-look method for grading pellet ingredients and added new visuals to the Google Classroom. I also included the formulas for calculating digestible protein (DP) so you can see how the numbers work in theory — but this module is not about doing exact math. Why? Because feed labels do not give true ingredient ratios. You can’t calculate DP precisely from a bag tag. What you can do is: • read the ingredient list in order • recognize which ingredients dominate the pellet • know which ones are high vs low digestibility • and ballpark whether the pellet realistically clears ~12–14% DP That skill is far more important than crunching numbers. Module 7 is about decision-making, not formulas: spotting good vs bad formulations at a glance understanding what ingredients actually contribute usable protein and avoiding pellets that look fine on paper but underfeed rabbits in practice Once you understand ingredient quality + placement, the label tells you almost everything you need to know. If math isn’t your thing — that’s okay. This module is designed so it clicks visually first, then the numbers make sense afterward.