Duck farm owner sees new generation of ducks hatch after bird flu outbreak
The prospect of reviving the Crescent Duck Farm moved a step closer to reality when owner Doug Corwin saw the first new generation of duck eggs hatched at two East End locations. The farm was impacted ...
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Crescent Duck Farm hatches new generation of ducklings
Crescent Duck Farm has hatched a small batch of ducklings from the 15,000 eggs saved from their facility after the H5N1 outbreak in January.
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Livestock Guard Puppy Moves to the Duck Farm
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Inside the World of Large-Scale Duck Farming
Ever wondered how farmers raise millions of ducks on rice fields? This unique farming method blends nature with efficiency, allowing ducks to roam freely while enhancing rice production. But the ...
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Rescues in Action: Rager, Theo, and Penny and Donald
Rager is a calm and laid-back 2-year-old Husky, Theo is a handsome and sweet boy, and Penny and Donald the ducks would make great pets!
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Long Island Ducks: More than history
It was a culinary and historic disaster — bird flu striking the Crescent Duck Farm, the last duck farm on Long Island. Some ...
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Crescent Duck Farm’s future will come into focus over the next several days, as eggs begin to hatch
Thousands of Crescent Duck eggs, incubating for nearly a month, should begin to hatch over the next several days. Their fate will determine the future of Long Island’s last commercial duck farm.