This article set is more for teaching various communities the benefit of raising ducks, but it's got good information for those of us who don't raise ducks...
This is a great page... Just remember that you do not have to have a pond to raise ducks. We raise them nicely and have no pond.. However they do love to swim. For us this was easy taken care of by buying a baby plastic pool for less than 8.00 works great and well the ducks seem to love it.. I am looking forward to getting more ducks..
god bless
glenda
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