The rabbit farming industry in Ghana is facing a potential collapse due to a significant increase in production costs, with feed accounting for 80% of the expenses. The price of feed has doubled since 2021, causing financial strain for many farmers, leading to the closure of 70% of rabbit farms, including one formerly owned by musician Czar. High overhead costs, biosecurity risks, and low sales of matured rabbits have further exacerbated the problem. Local rabbit farmers have urged the government to subsidize feed costs, contribute towards overhead expenses, and improve road networks to keep the industry sustainable.