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Autumn duck herding has its finer points: duck farmers need to master these techniques
Watching the duck shed. To make it easier to move the duck grazing site, a shed can be built from bamboo strips large enough to hold a simple bed, with a rain cloth over the outside. Brooding. Buy back ducklings about 40 days before the late rice harvest, spread soft rice straw on the indoor floor, and brood them in separate small pens, keeping the room temperature at 20°C-26°C.
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What should be noted when herding ducks in spring?
Choose good grazing grounds. During spring plowing, in rice-growing areas, ducks can be grazed in green manure fields that have been plowed and are being prepared for transplanting rice seedlings. Such fields contain plenty of natural plant and animal feed, such as grass seeds, grass roots, earthworms, and insects. After the rice seedlings are transplanted, ducks should not be taken into the fields to graze; grazing can resume only after the rice is harvested. Graze carefully. In river network areas, make full use of river channels for grazing. Generally, when taking the ducks out to graze, it is better to go upstream, when the ducks are full of energy and catch more food. In the cold spring season, when windy weather occurs, graze against the wind to prevent the wind from lifting the ducks' feathers and causing them to lose too much body heat. In areas with abundant feed
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