Connecticut lawmakers advance plan to allow harvesting rabbits for food
Farmers say rabbit farming could be a big economic boost.
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Mar 21, 2024, 11:12 AM
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3ds agoConnecticut farmers are one step closer to harvesting rabbits for food.
Lawmakers advanced a controversial plan to allow it.
Farmers say rabbit farming could be a big economic boost.
However, animal rights groups say it could lead to an outbreak of "RHDV" - a deadly disease that infects rabbits.
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