Use Pyramid Power to Raise Rabbits

By The Mother Earth News Editors
Published on November 1, 1977
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This "pyramid hutch" housed the author's four "test" rabbits.
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Chart: Growth rate comparison chart of rabbits, group A.
Chart: Growth rate comparison chart of rabbits, group A.
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You can use pyramid power to raise rabbits on the homestead.
You can use pyramid power to raise rabbits on the homestead.
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Chart: Growth rate comparison chart of rabbits, group B.
Chart: Growth rate comparison chart of rabbits, group B.
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Table: Weight gains of pyramid hutch rabbits.
Table: Weight gains of pyramid hutch rabbits.

Learn how you can use pyramid power to raise rabbits on your homestead.

How to Use Pyramid Power to Raise Rabbits

Does “pyramid power” exist? Can “cosmic forces” be tapped to preserve meat, grow healthier plants, and do any of a hundred other wondrous things? We hear a lot of heated discussion on this subject . . . and see far too little hard data. Few people, it seems, want to take the time to perform a controlled experiment to prove or disprove the existence of “pyramid energy”. Which is why we’re pleased to present the following report by Texas homesteader/experimenter James Brock.

For the last few years, I’ve been fascinated by pyramids and their possible influences on living matter. And I’ve read a good many books and articles on ” pyramid power” over the past two years or so . . . but in all my readings, I never came across very much information on the subject of whether and in what ways animals might be affected by enclosure in pyramids. The only way I could find out how (and if) “pyramid energy” would affect animals — it seemed-was to experiment on my own . . . and that’s precisely what I did.

The Pyramid Rabbit Hutch Experiment

A friend of mine raises rabbits as a hobby . . . so when I began searching for animals to use in my pyramid experiment, I approached him with the idea of “borrowing” some of his bunnies. MY friend thought I was a little weird . . . but he finally agreed (rather reluctantly) to let me have some rabbits.

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