Hatching your own eggs is a wonderful experience. Caring for the eggs, making sure the temperature is just right, ensuring there is eno...

There is no definitive origin of the Cayuga, but traditionally it is believed that a miller in Duchess County, New York caught a p...

A very good multipurpose duck would have to be the Duclair . It was first developed in France and was named after the city Duclair ...

Any experienced waterfowl owner has seen the signs of their females going broody. To new owners, however, it can be alarming. We re...

The Khaki Campbell was first bred in the late 1800s by Adele Campbell in Gloucestershire, England. She had crossed her Fawn and W...

Golden 300 Hybrid ducks The Golden 300 Hybrid was developed by us in 1996 in order to meet customer demand for ducks that produce ...

Pekin Ducklings The Pekin duck has a long history with records in China going as far back as the 1300s. It was introduced to Great ...

A common question that we get is if the eggs, whether they are the eggs they receive from us, eggs their own ducks are laying, or e...

Records of the Swedish duck begin in 1835 in Pomerania which comprised parts of the current Germany and Poland, but was once a part ...