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James Kibuku at his Rabbit farm at Engashura estate in Bahati, Nakuru County (PHOTO: Kipsang Joseph)
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought to light many talents with potential to earn money that were previously hidden.
When the pandemic hit, Dennis Daniel started Funnai Rabbit Farm in Buruburu, Nairobi county in 2020 in a bid to meet his financial needs.
Rabbit meat contain more protein and less fat compared to beef, turkey, pork and chickens. As a result commercial rabbit farming in Kenya is becoming popular.
Daniel started his farm with two female rabbits and one male that cost Sh400 each. He later bought one pregnant rabbit and by December, he had 25 rabbits.