DUCK FARMING — Part 3 | The Archive Project

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Ducks are grown on a Long Island farm. Ducklings are hatched in incubators, raised in brooding houses and fattened in feeding pens on a mash of corn meal, bran, etc. Emphasizes the need for running water and light, sandy, easily cleaned soil for proper duck raising. Includes shots of various varieties of ducks (Pekin, Muscovy, Runner, and Mallard).

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Records of the Extension Service

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Motion Picture Films

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Date

1931-01-01

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3:26

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