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Frequently Asked Question!
Duck farming offers several benefits including high-quality meat and eggs, efficient feed conversion, natural pest control in rice paddies, and nutrient-rich manure for fertilizing crops.
Ducks are omnivorous and typically eat a diet that includes grains, vegetables, aquatic plants, insects, and small fish.
The space requirement for ducks varies based on the breed and farming method. Generally, ducks need enough space to move around freely and access water for swimming.
Salted eggs are duck eggs that have been preserved by soaking them in a brine solution or packing them in salted charcoal paste. The process gives the eggs a distinct salty flavor and changes the texture of the egg yolk to become denser and oilier.
Salted eggs are traditionally made by soaking eggs in a saltwater solution (brine) or coating them in a mixture of salt and clay for several weeks. The salt gradually penetrates the eggshell, curing the egg and enhancing its flavor.
Salted eggs are high in protein and contain essential vitamins and minerals. However, they are also high in sodium, so they should be consumed in moderation, especially by individuals on a low-sodium diet.