Harvest Duck Eggs, incubate them and go to the market to sell | One Wish

It started on a small farm where the ducks worked hard every day. In my homeland, I have a simple dream: Harvest fresh duck eggs, hatch them with my own hands, and put the products on the market to sell, bringing income to my family.

1. Harvesting duck eggs

Every day, the hens work hard to lay eggs. The work starts early in the morning when the sun has not yet risen. I carefully walked around the duck coop, picking up each smooth white egg. They need to be kept clean and made sure they are not impacted so that they can be successfully incubated later.

  • How to harvest properly: Gently pick up each egg with your hands and place it in a basket lined with straw. Avoid exposing the eggs to too strong a collision.
  • Store before incubation: Place eggs in a cool place, avoiding direct sunlight until there are enough to incubate.

2. Incubate duck eggs

The incubation process begins after the desired number of eggs has been collected. The eggs will be fed into an automatic incubator or manually incubated using heat from the lamp.

  • Incubator: If using a machine, it is important to control the temperature and humidity. The ideal temperature for incubating duck eggs is around 37.5°C and humidity between 55% and 65%.
  • Manual incubation: If you want to incubate manually, it is necessary to constantly rotate the eggs and ensure a stable heat source from a lamp or other heat source.

The incubation period for duck eggs usually lasts about 28 days. During this time, I always check carefully to make sure the process goes smoothly.

3. Ducklings hatching

By the 28th day, the eggs begin to crack, and the ducklings come out of the shell for the first time. Seeing them bloom from your own effort is a great feeling. This is the result of many weeks of hard work and patience.

  • Duckling care: After hatching, ducklings need to be kept warm and have adequate nutritious food. They will grow very quickly over the next few weeks.

4. Bring eggs to the market to sell

When I have enough duck eggs or ducklings, I prepare for the journey to the market. The market is where I can introduce my products to people. Fresh duck eggs and healthy ducklings are all products that consumers prefer.

  • Product Packing: Egg Flavor
  • **Communicate with customers

5. A dream come true

Starting from a small dream, I made it come true. From harvesting eggs, hatching them, to bringing products to the market for sale, every step contains my effort and enthusiasm. This not only brings a stable source of income but also helps me connect with rural life, close to nature and community.

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