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How much does a Jinding duckling cost each? What food does it eat?
The Jinding duck, also called the South China duck or mallard, is an excellent egg-laying duck breed in China. When crossed commercially with other duck breeds, the resulting commercial ducks are also of excellent quality, whether they are raised and sold or kept for breeding. So, how much does a Jinding duckling cost?
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Jinding Duck Breeding Technology and Key Points of Feeding Management
Abstract During the brooding period, Jinding ducks need to be fed six times a day, mainly with high-protein food, and the water quality must be clean. During the growing period, reduce protein feed, allow appropriate foraging, and inject duck plague vaccine. During the young duck period, increase feed with tolerance to coarse fodder, allow appropriate free-range foraging, and do a good job of
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points in Jinding Duck Breeding and Management Techniques
Breeding and Management Techniques for Jinding Ducks
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Jinding duck
Originally from Longhai, Tong'an, Nan'an, Jinjiang and other counties and cities in Fujian Province, it is one of China's high-yielding egg-type duck breeds. The Jinding duck has a relatively long body, with a red-brown forequarter, gray-brown back, and gray-white belly with dark markings; the wing feathers are dark brown with speculum feathers, and the tail feathers are black-brown. The female duck's body is relatively slender and compact, with a full abdomen. The whole body plumage is red-brown sparrow feathering with speculum feathers. The bill is yellow-green, the shanks and webs are orange-red, and the iris is brown. Adult male ducks weigh 1.76 kg. Female ducks weigh 1.78 kg. Female ducks begin laying at 120 days of age, producing 280 eggs per year; under
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