pekin duck การใช้

• In 1873 the Pekin duck was introduced to the United Kingdom.
• Many breeders switched to the Pekin duck or to Aylesbury-Pekin crosses.
• Pekin ducks bear a superficial resemblance to a British duck breed, the Aylesbury.
• Pekin ducks, for the most part, are too heavy to get airborne.
• It was concluded that Pekin ducks have a behavioral need for freely accessible open water.
• Some of the breeders in the Aylesbury area began to cross Pekin ducks with the pure Aylesbury strain.
• Reichardt raises a strain of Pekin duck that matures more slowly than most, with more meat and less fat.
• The laying period of a Pekin Duck can be extended by using artificial light supplementation during the shorter days of the year.
• `WELFARE OF PEKIN DUCKS INCREASES WHEN FREELY ACCESSIBLE OPEN WATER IS PROVIDED'By M . A . W . Ruis and colleagues
• Poultry show judges also admired the long neck and upright posture of Pekin ducks over the boat-like stance of the Aylesbury.
• Duck is particularly predominant in the Chinese cuisine  a popular dish is Peking duck, which is made from the Pekin duck.
• He developed an artificial insemination method to cross large numbers of female Pekin ducks with male Muscovy ducks to produce disease-resistant, but sterile, moulards.
• One of the community's most famous businesses / landmarks was the Jurgielewicz Duck Farm founded in 1919 on the edge of the Pekin ducks a year.
• As with most waterfowl, the Pekin duck has feet perfectly adapted for paddling through water but is also capable of walking while foraging and exploring as well.
• The Pekin duck is also the most common duck meat consumed in the United States, and according to the domesticated ducks, Muscovy ducks are not descended from mallards.
• Pekin ducks are less " broody " than other ducks which means they will incubate eggs less frequently and they are more likely to abandon their nest before their eggs hatch.
• Sprawling farms in eastern Suffolk County were devoted to raising Pekin ducks, and a store in the form of the bird _ the Big Duck _ became a well-loved landmark.
• The current study was designed to gain knowledge on the actual need of Pekin ducks for freely accessible open water, and is based upon preference testing and reactions to deprivation . ..
• The Pekin duck is the most popular commercial duck breed in the United States, after a small number were imported to Long Island from China in 1873 by James Palmer of Stonington, Connecticut.
• I really enjoyed the story of this breed, how its rise was linked to the coming of the railroads, and how its decline was tied to the introduction of the Pekin duck and the world wars.