Matters needing attention in laying Duck Culture

Surprise: after being frightened, the egg-laying duck drops and lays soft-shell eggs, so the duck released in the wild should not chase and yell.

Hot: Ducks have no sweat glands. They should be kept in the shade when the temperature is high during the day in summer and can live in the open air at night when the temperature is high.

Disease: laying ducks should timely do a good job in epidemic prevention, prevention and control of duck plague, duck cholera and other diseases.

Poison: strictly guard against pesticides and other harmful substances when ducks are grazing in the wild.

Old: the laying rate of ducks gradually decreases with age, so old ducks should replace new ducks in time.

No night food: ducks have the habit of foraging at night and must provide food and water at night to ensure that ducks are not thirsty or hungry.

Improper matching of male and female: egg ducks have strong sexual desire, so there should be an appropriate amount of male ducks in the flock, and the appropriate proportion is 25:1.

Insufficient feed nutrition: egg duck feed should be nutritious and all kinds of nutrients should be reasonable. General rice and other concentrate accounted for 60%, fish meal and other protein feed accounted for 20%, bran cake, vegetable cake and so on accounted for 20%. In addition, 2 kilograms of bone meal, 0.3 kilograms of salt and 20 grams of multivitamins are added every 100 kilograms of feed.