The Magpie duck has a distinctive, if variable, pied coloring that is hard to perfect. Nevertheless, they make excellent foragers and homestead companions, and are hardy, multi-purpose and lay large eggs.
Read More‘ve been raising various types of ducks alongside our chickens for years and have had ample opportunity to observe not only the interaction between the chickens and ducks, but also the differences between the different breeds of chickens and ducks.
Read MoreProducing delicate, lacey, web-like patterns, egg carving can create the perfect gifts for weddings, anniversaries, and more.
Read MoreHomemade mayonnaise is easy to whip up and rich with flavor. Be prepared — it does require some patience to mix up slowly. Slow and steady is the key.
Read MoreHere are 10 duck keeping questions that both novices and experts often have.
Read MoreAnimals of all kinds, including early humans, have eaten eggs for eons. Here’s a summary of everything about chicken eggs.
Read MoreWhy do Europeans keep their eggs unrefrigerated, and Americans don’t?
Read MoreLet’s face it, having backyard chickens is popular, but still pretty unique for most folks. Why not step up the unique a notch and go beyond the standard brown and white eggs by adding blue egg layers to your flock?
Read MoreWith their double coat of waterproof feathers over thick, warm fluffy down and a layer of body fat, ducks (regardless of duck breeds) are exceedingly cold-hardy. They love being outdoors year-round in most climates, perfectly happy playing in the rain and even the snow.
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