A
Anonymous
Guest
Hi, just a quick question. What age do silver appleyard start to breed
and how many fertile eggs a year is the norm?
Thanks
and how many fertile eggs a year is the norm?
Thanks
A
Anonymous
Guest
I got all the info i needed 
A
Anonymous
Guest
That was good then,I haven't got a clue :? .Er,could you tell us please????Then maybe someone on here in the future will know .
I've got 2 Aylesbury ducks and an Alyesbury X, but I've only had them a few months,so I'm a very new ducky mummy.
.I've got 2 Aylesbury ducks and an Alyesbury X, but I've only had them a few months,so I'm a very new ducky mummy.
A
Anonymous
Guest
Just got this email of a silver appleyard breeder,
Ducks usually start laying at about 6 months. Although these eggs will be fertile, we don't normally hatch eggs until the following spring when the ducks will be getting on for one year old.
We usually get approx 180-220 eggs per bird per year - this reduces as the birds get older.
Ducks usually start laying at about 6 months. Although these eggs will be fertile, we don't normally hatch eggs until the following spring when the ducks will be getting on for one year old.
We usually get approx 180-220 eggs per bird per year - this reduces as the birds get older.
A
Anonymous
Guest
That is the same to start then as Aylesbury's,they're supposed to start laying at 26 weeks to.Maybe all ducks are the same?
Thanks for passing the info on.
Thanks for passing the info on.
