J5 Farmstead ducks

*Welsh Harlequin's

*Black Swedish

*Grey Swedish

*Blue Runner

*Ancona

*Mix of breeds above

*Hatching eggs you can put in an incubator 

*Live Ducklings

*At the moment, all of our ducklings/hatching eggs will be mixed breeds as we have yet to separate by breed. They produce beautiful mixes!

*We utilize an incubator.

*We also utilize a broody chicken to incubate our eggs. Once they start to pip, we hatch then under a heat lamp in our living room in a brooder made out of a plastic tote & chicken wire. 

*Hatching under a broody hen has provided us a higher hatch rate (6 out of 7 every time)

*They also hatched 4 days ahead of schedule 

*Ducks might just be the messiest animal we have here on the farm, BUT, in our opinion, they are the most entertaining bird.

*They are super hardy and can withstand colder temperatures.

*They are multi use as you can utilize them for  eggs, meat, and their feathers can me used by crafters too!