The bunny race in India refers to the growing popularity of rabbit farming as an emerging agricultural sector. Local Indian rabbit breeds like the Soviet Chinchilla and White Giant are gaining attention for their high reproduction rates and low maintenance costs.
Indian rabbit farmers are focusing on producing high-quality meat, fur, and wool from these animals. The products include rabbit meat which is considered a healthy alternative to traditional meats, rabbit wool for textile industries, and rabbit fur for clothing accessories.
Many rural communities in states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and West Bengal have adopted bunny racing as a sustainable livelihood option. Government schemes and agricultural extensions are supporting this sector with technical training and financial assistance.
The market for bunny race products is expanding in urban areas where health-conscious consumers are seeking alternative protein sources. Local entrepreneurs are also exploring export opportunities for Indian rabbit products to international markets. |
