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Ramu has reared about 60 to 70 ducks of his own. In what way he is benefited with the duck farming.

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Advantages of duck farming: They can be reared in small backyards where water is available and needs less care and management as they are very hardy. They can adapt themselves to all types of environmental conditions and are breed for feed efficiency, growth rate and resistance to diseases.
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