Greenhouse meat duck farming technology Greenhouse meat duck farming is a common method of raising meat ducks. Utilizing greenhouse farming effectively can enhance the profitability of meat duck production. However, building a greenhouse requires certain skills, and there are specific techniques involved in raising ducks in greenhouses. How to build a greenhouse for meat duck farming: 1. Site selection and construction The greenhouse for large-scale duck farming should be built in a location that is sheltered from the wind, sunny, well-drained, conveniently accessible, close to a water source, and on high, dry ground. To make full use of solar energy, its orientation should ideally face east-west. The shed should be arched, with a height of at least 2 meters, and its length and width should be determined based on the scale of farming. Use welded pipes with a diameter of 25 mm and a wall thickness of 1.35 mm, bent into a semi-circular shape as supports, with two pipes forming one set, secured with sleeves of 30 mm diameter and 1.5 mm wall thickness. During construction, after installing the supports according to specifications, fix the brackets on each support tightly with wooden sticks or steel pipes, then secure the support net with bamboo poles and steel wires in 3 to 5 rows, with one column every 2 to 4 meters. After the frame is built, first lay straw mats on top, cover the straw mats with plastic film, and then cover the plastic film with 70% to 80% sunshade netting. Use cables to secure the shed along its length for easy rolling up to allow sunlight exposure. It is important to note that movable doors should be installed at both ends of the greenhouse.

The greenhouse for large-scale duck farming should be built in a location that is sheltered from the wind, sunny, well-drained, conveniently accessible, close to a water source, and on high, dry ground. To make full use of solar energy, its orientation should ideally face east-west. The shed should be arched, with a height of at least 2 meters, and its length and width should be determined based on the scale of farming. Use welded pipes with a diameter of 25 mm and a wall thickness of 1.35 mm, bent into a semi-circular shape as supports, with two pipes forming one set, secured with sleeves of 30 mm diameter and 1.5 mm wall thickness. During construction, after installing the supports according to specifications, fix the brackets on each support tightly with wooden sticks or steel pipes, then secure the support net with bamboo poles and steel wires in 3 to 5 rows, with one column every 2 to 4 meters. After the frame is built, first lay straw mats on top, cover the straw mats with plastic film, and then cover the plastic film with 70% to 80% sunshade netting. Use cables to secure the shed along its length for easy rolling up to allow sunlight exposure. It is important to note that movable doors should be installed at both ends of the greenhouse.