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Duck Management
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Showing posts with label
Duck Management
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March 01, 2019
How Much Will My Ducks Eat?
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A question that a lot of people have, including those that have been in the waterfowl community for a while, is how much ducks eat. ...
October 12, 2018
How much space should I have for my ducks?
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Bigger is always better when it comes to duck enclosures. This holds true at all stages of a duck’s life from hatching to the end of...
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September 28, 2018
Hatching Process and When to Help
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Hatching your own eggs is a wonderful experience. Caring for the eggs, making sure the temperature is just right, ensuring there is eno...
August 10, 2018
Broody Ducks
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Any experienced waterfowl owner has seen the signs of their females going broody. To new owners, however, it can be alarming. We re...
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August 03, 2018
Bird Shippers of America and Salmonella
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Shipping poultry across the US is a very big industry. All across the nation, people are ordering birds and picking them up at their lo...
July 27, 2018
Improving Mobility in Older Geese
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A customer contacted us about how she improved the mobility of her older goose, Oliver, with Cosequin. “Hello to al...
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July 06, 2018
Hardware Disease
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Ducks and geese are omnivores. If they think it looks interesting, they will try to eat it. This especially includes shiny th...
March 23, 2018
Golden 300 Hybrid and White Layer Ducks
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Golden 300 Hybrid ducks The Golden 300 Hybrid was developed by us in 1996 in order to meet customer demand for ducks that produce ...
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March 16, 2018
Feed Mill
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For both commercial farms and backyard hobbyists, feed mills are a necessity of life. Feed mills are able to consistently produce q...
August 27, 2011
"Domestic Duck Production, Science and Practice" - The Book
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I didn't know about this book until a customer told me about it. I am happy he did as we are changing some of our management practices ...
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