Meyer Hatchery
Raising Waterfowl
Considering ducks or geese for your flock? Explore all of our tips and information on raising waterfowl. Whether it’s ducks for eggs, geese for weeding, or waterfowl for meat, we’ve got you covered with guidance and available day-old birds to order. Start your waterfowl journey with Meyer Hatchery!

Choosing The Right Waterfowl
Whether you’re looking for geese for weeding, ducks for eggs, or just ornamental waterfowl we have information for you on every option so you can make the best choice for your homestead.
Brooding Waterfowl
Discover the journey of brooding waterfowl, from hatchlings to fully feathered. We have tips for every stage and experience level.
Waterfowl Heath and Wellness
Learn about common, and not so common, waterfowl health problems and the best ways to treat them.
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Blog Posts
Check out all of our blog posts for all things waterfowl. We cover topics for every stage of life and every experience level of waterfowl caregiver.
If there is another topic you would like to see, please reach out!
Raising Ducks for Meat
Raising ducks for meat is a rewarding way to provide your family with flavorful, nutritious protein while enjoying the benefits these hardy birds bring to the homestead. From their excellent foraging and pest control abilities to the rich taste of Pekin duck and versatile duck fat, meat ducks are both practical and enjoyable to raise. With the right feed and a little extra care during processing, they can be a valuable addition to any small farm or backyard flock.
What are the Benefits of Raising Ducks?
What are the Benefits of Raising Ducks?Ducks are some of the most versatile animals you can own! They are funny, smart, and make a great addition to any flock. They are surprisingly low-maintenance and are sure to be a family favorite! Let’s go over some of the...
How to Supplement Niacin with your Waterfowl
Niacin is essential for healthy waterfowl growth and development, especially during the first eight weeks of life. Since standard chicken feed lacks sufficient niacin for waterfowl, supplementation is often necessary to prevent leg weakness and deformities. Learn how to support your ducks with niacin-rich foods, water additives, and proper feeding practices to keep them healthy at every stage of life.
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Help Desk Articles
If you haven’t already, don’t miss out on visiting the Meyer Hatchery Help Desk. We have topics on all things waterfowl and great resources on other poultry too. You’re sure to learn something new!




















