How to Raising Millions of Duck on Rice Field For Meat - Free range Duck Farming Technique

At a farm in central Thailand, an army of 10,000 ducks isn't just out for a stroll — it's on the hunt.
Rice farmers in Thailand are enlisting these birds, called "field chasing ducks" to eat their way through rice paddies after a harvest. They help eat golden apple snails and the remains of unwanted rice husks that remain in the field from the last harvest. The ducks also step on the rice stubble to flatten the ground and that makes it easier to plow.

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[Rocket-Fest]

What a ducking good idea to use these expert snail hunters. No chems, no toxins 10/10

[FarmView-]

I love the fact that Asia has been doing such an amazing job with Raising ducks to manage rice fields and making ducks happier in their short lives.

[paulomelo]

A very good way of raising animals for food - better for the environment, better for the ducks, better for the business.

[TranThiTuyenchannel]

Fascinating approach! Integrating duck farming with rice fields is a brilliant example of sustainable agriculture. It's impressive to see how such techniques can not only provide meat but also contribute to the health of the rice paddies. Would love to learn more about the mutual benefits for both ducks and rice cultivation in this free-range system.

[dannwing]

Such an amazing way of farming rice & duck. Each complements the other, sustainable and earth-friendly. The ducks cultivate the rice field when they feed themselves. This should be the model of the modern way of farming.

[tuvanthuy]

they work great! My farm only raised 10, 000 ducks which was very difficult! want to learn from them too!

[Thecallofdiscovery]

I can’t believe how simple you made this look. Super inspiring! [5:10]

[kimkohutek]

I am so glad to watch this video. I love the fact that Asia has been doing such an amazing job with Raising ducks to manage rice fields and making ducks happier in their short lives. Good job. Y’all Are rockin it. Love from Texas

[notmyworld]

3:00 Those tiny swimming things are Artemia, a type of shrimp. They can tolerate salinity as much as 25%, but also occur in fresh water such as in the rice paddy.

[billwaliaula]

I love how the ducks left the field all black and arrived at the plant all white

[ztunclerfpsfsl]

I want to watch this video over and over again just to relive its beauty and elegance.

[АндрейСедач-гл]

Тропический климат, множество фруктов, урожай круглый год, море и реки с рыбой. А в меню кузнечики, змеи, жуки, крысы, собаки, тина, жуки плавунцы. Это пища от голода. Значит такой благоприятный климат появился недавно.

[victortiempo]

These number of duck' s population will give so much fertility benefits to the farm lands as these flocks will simply irradicate snails, which snails consume the natural fertilizers and even commercial fertilizers, as snails shell grow faster with the presence of negatively and positively charged ions found the moistened soil, not only that, ducks have also huge amount of fecal discharges that fertilizers back the land

[Mr.Helper.]

The somber music when the ducks get loaded on the trucks … hits different… I’m cutting onions I’ll be back

[skittlesskittles]

This is a much better life for the ducks to live until it’s processing time. ❤

[ritavalberg]

Poor ducks. They serviced the master and later on a plate😢.

[conniewojahn]

Ingenious! I wonder if any of the same ducks from a particular field ever end up on a plate with rice also from the same field? Wouldn't that be something?!! But, who knows? It's kind of sad that the ducks have to go to killing and processing places, but people need food, too, and meat is protein not readily available from other sources. Personally, I don't like the taste of duck, although I realize many people do, so this is a good technique to supply duck meat for them. Thanks for the informational video, I learned something I hadn't known before.

[AugustShawn]

No more eating duck for me after watching this. They are so cute. The music really adds well to the story (the growing up and feeding in the rice farm part). If you are trying to make people stop eating ducks. Congrats. Bravo. Awesome Video.

[TuanLe-ud]

At 0:50, the music choice was perfect, it really set the mood! And at 3:30, I loved how you explained that concept, it made everything so clear.