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Are you thinking of raising ducks, either for eggs, for their meat or just as pets but you are unsure of where to start and are wondering what it takes to be a successful duck farmer?

And are you looking for a guide that will break down the process in a language that you can understand easily and follow so you can put what you've learned into action and have your very own ducks, ducklings and more?

If you answered YES, keep reading...

In recent years, there's been an increased interest in raising ducks in comparison to their more famous cousin, the chickens. This increased interest has been attributed to many factors, including the increased awareness of the superior taste and nutrition of duck eggs compared to chicken eggs. Ducks are also more productive, hardier, long-living, lay more eggs, are more charming and hilarious than the chicken.

As a plus, ducks are easier to raise compared to chicken.

Since your research led you to this book, it is obvious that you have the resources and drive to raise ducks. However, as a beginner, you may have concerns and uncertainties- which is completely normal, and perhaps you may be wondering...

What do I need to get started with raising ducks?

Are ducks worth the effort?

What makes raising ducks better than raising other poultry such as chicken?

How do I select the best duck breed?

What kind of food is best to feed my ducks?

What do I do if my ducks get sick?

Are duck eggs and meat better compared to chicken eggs and meat?

How do I keep them happy?

How do I deal with the mess?

If these and other related questions are making you doubt whether you should start, then you should confidently clear every tiny shred of doubt you might have as this No-Nonsense and no fluff blueprint answers them all in a detailed and easy to understand manner to allow you to get the most out of your new venture.

• How to prepare for raising ducks
• How to ensure that your brooder is set up for maximum efficiency
• Considerations that you should make when selecting ducklings and duck breeds
• The proper way to feed your ducklings and the foods that you should avoid feeding your ducks
• Some of the common duck-related health issues and how to deal with them like a pro
• The proper way to move your ducklings from the brooder to the coop
• Effective and easy strategies to breed your ducks
• How to harvest duck meat humanely
• And much more...

If you put the knowledge you acquire from this book into practice, you be able to raise healthy and happy ducks confidently, even if you've never had any interactions with ducks

Don't wait...