Introduction to the Characteristics and Breed Features of the Cherry Valley Duck

The Cherry Valley Duck has the characteristics of fast growth, large body weight, and a high dressing percentage. It also has wide adaptability, is easy to raise in pens, and has relatively strong cold and heat tolerance. It likes to live in dry places and can mate naturally on land. It does not even need a pond; as long as there is sufficient drinking water, it can be raised, and it can also be raised in woods, so it is also called the dryland duck. It can be raised in rural areas and hilly areas of our country where there is a lack of water surfaces. At 70 days of age it reaches 3 kg to 3.5 kg, with a feed-to-weight ratio of 3 to 1. It can serve as a top-grade raw material for roast duck, braised duck, and pressed salted duck.