Ducks Are Natural Herbicide

apparently, ducks are natural weed-killing herbicides. Once released, this army is ready to swiftly clean up the crop fields without needing any instructions. Ducks are highly effective when used to eliminate weeds in rice or corn fields. and it seems for these ducks, weeds are tastier than any genetically modified crops
#unique #interesting #interestingfacts #uniquefacts

[@nineblackgoats]

If you tried that with chickens, they would eat the weeds, the pests, the crops, the barn, and possibly the farmer if he gave them the chance.

[@joshreiter7582]

And eachother

[@corvanj8766]

​@@joshreiter7582 then... *_the world_*

[@joshreiter7582]

@@corvanj8766 if they could they would. Its that bird brain i havent eatin in so long. When in fact you just feed them 5 seconds ago

[@farmervee_yt]

LOL

[@lynnenuma995]

lol can you imagine turkeys

[@HeavenOnHigh]

Release the Quacken!

[@shadowprovesunshine]

😂

[@herschelkrustofski9830]

Yes!!!😆😆😆👌

[@UniversalPatriots]

Good one

[@TicoB88]

Dam MORGAN GOLD

[@synghoanda6677]

😂😂made my morning

[@johnstickles6789]

Used to raise ducks myself. One of the coolest animals on the planet. Great at getting rid of pests, weeds, great for your garden.

[@soiledhalo2296]

And they taste great!

[@ValeriaVincentSancisi]

only thing with the content speaker ! seriously doubt any farmer who uses ducks is growing gmo crops

[@caradiamond4462]

I miss my pet white ducks Dolce, Louis, Donald, Daisy and Clumsy was my fav he was a little disabled but I refused to give up on him he was a gem 🥰 I even raised wild paradise ducks before as a kid they were pretty domesticated but we released them n sometimes after mating season they’d pop in for a visit 🥹

[@sindanonegongo1199]

And tasty at the end of the day

[@lars8555]

Yeah ne and my sister used to catch baby frogs and feed it to our duck

[@josephmott8765]

The eggs from those ducks are probably super nutritious and amazing

[@anitapacheco8890]

Probably you're right, but for one little issue these are ducklings not old enough to lay eggs.

[@Blaqjaqshellaq]

"May all your duck eggs have double yolks!"--Tommy Makem

[@davenoejoe]

@@josephmott8765 The Yolks are stringy like they are one jump from being feathers.

[@kickyouinhalf]

Yep, free range organic ducks!

[@duydatyds]

not only did they kill weed, they also fertilized your field for free

[@jdos5643]

Ducks are awesome

[@MP-vc4nu]

Organic farming 😂

[@oniplus4545]

and you can eat them too

[@lightylight7590]

Probably not the best fertilizer, it can burn the crop and duck manure contains weed seeds that will contaminate the field.

[@coeurclaire]

And ducks eat the insects too. I live in South East Asia, we use these ducks to clear the rice fields before we plant it.

[@dogbackwards7658]

I like how they work together like a singular entity

[@SXSPRIME]

Kinda like a flock

[@GanzotheSecond]

THE HIVE

[@LocalChaos-8217]

The hivemind - final boss of farmers

[@QuinnGIn1080p]

That's standard behavior for them. They help each other find food.

[@suibora]

All living things behave like this. From the microscopic to even human beings in large crowds.

[@carvinlambert6899]

AND.... their droppings are fantastic fertilizers!!

[@ft20_arizkiwibowo58]

And yummy too

[@richardmccann4815]

Droppings mean nothing when the soil bacteria are dead from radiation!

[@rickdubbink]

​@@richardmccann4815 what are you even waffling about

[@ErectkyleDysfunction]

​@@rickdubbink its waffles now and not tin foil?

[@andrewwallace4741]

Droppings from a bird 🤣🧐

[@alekatrie5265]

Does nobody talk about her saying “these yummy ducks?” 😂😅

[@candicecrawford2996]

This

[@MrzWill]

That's what I was wondering 🤔... and more than once! 😅

[@pghmoore]

I mean they are food

[@MovingTarget3]

Duck is yummy.

[@JappaKneads]

​@MovingTarget3 Yuck is dummy...

[@chymera45]

"It will take thousands to clear the fields" "Tens of thousands" "But my lord there is no such force..." 🦆🦆🦆🦆

[@panzerfaustharald2785]

This is truly an Army worthy of Mordor

[@nobertstanel9428]

For the Pipe Plant

[@flexangelo]

😂

[@octitawhythisnameistaken]

Duuun duun duuuuuuun duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu, Qoucku qua - hu, qoucu qua-shu@@Alex-qf2lb

[@kasavangovender7313]

' A new army has risen, it's victory is at beak! This night, the land will be pecked clean of all pests and weeds, flock to the fields, leave none alive. GO GRAZE!!!

[@Byrdbeblazin]

"Yummy lookin ducks" may be the weirdest way to describe a duck

[@susansanders3231]

Yeah really!

[@CRSB00]

That and "tasty army"

[@houseofwonders1]

What do you mean? Ducks taste good

[@Byrdbeblazin]

@@houseofwonders1 there's no denying that when they are breasted out and cooked they are tasty But just running around is a little odd 😂

[@TheRealRusDaddy]

Not if your into eating duck its not

[@mammaaustin9742]

I used just three ducks to keep my large pond free of pond scim and therefore, more importantly, nearly free of mosquitoes. They made nice pets too!

[@pearljj82]

😮 mosquitoes! So cool

[@David-jh8mp]

Stock it with koi fish, they are great at eating anything that grows in the pond.

[@davidvento5481]

Ducks make great pets. They need water to be happy though. A natural pond or a slow stream is best.

[@Gonegirls12]

@@davidvento5481 false- for domesticated anyway. Water to clear their airway-

[@diggyrat]

They also love slugs.

[@Ishmael-sc9fu]

It’s almost like nature has its own way to sort things out without pesticides

[@井上康子-e7v]

日本には、カルガモを水田に入れ、農薬を使わず稲を育てる米の作り方が有り「カルガモ農法」と呼ばれています…草を食べてくれ、ふん便は肥料になり　人間の手をかけなくてもいいやり方です。水田には、草一本も生えないです(ちょっと大袈裟でしたか？)

[@kevonmanuel]

GOD is wonderful. don't have to believe.

[@erikcarrillo7378]

When you're smart and use animals native to the area or that will be removed after the job is done. You can't just leave the ducks indefinitely.

[@Ontiming2023]

@@kevonmanuelonly a idiot will say god doesn’t exists science came from god science is a discovery they didn’t create that all these scientists discovered an then assemble things already put here by god himself

[@munirahbakar4123]

They only release the ducks when the crops are of a certain height, where they can't reach the young tender leaves. They could only reach the tough older leaves, but those aren't tasty to the ducks.

[@godsmarkorisakwe1993]

Thank you so much for this information. It clarifies it all! 👍

[@SoiBoi_Kelda1059]

So the dilemma is the same for them as for the beaver huh. Because beaver fell trees to get to the sweeter leafs at the top

[@patrickgattiker9765]

@@SoiBoi_Kelda1059 probably so. My guess is the younger leaves are easier for the animals to digest, besides just taste

[@Moongod2500]

Aaah logic . Thank you

[@Abc-mo9gr]

Their poops are also good fertilizer 😀

[@3rdDog173]

Ducks, the natural and environmentally friendly weed killer...

[@BrenMurphy1]

Nup. Best to bring in Monsanto and aerial spraying and ADHD.

[@micksteel007]

Or they don't recognise it as food

[@pauladaniels273]

And pest controllers, since they eat snails and slugs that may damage the crops

[@wastelandwanderer9491]

Release the Quacken!!!

[@Formerlywarmer]

@@wastelandwanderer9491😂😂😂

[@vanjosh7763]

It’s not because it’s a hybrid or GMO, but because the leaves are too high up. The ducks prefer the ones where they only bend down and pick, thus the short weeds. So, any crops like cabbage, lettuce, or any short crops they will eat them too.

[@sjsaujanya2339]

did the duck tell you this?

[@voraxe3032]

​@@sjsaujanya2339 quAck

[@vanjosh7763]

@@sjsaujanya2339 you don't need to be told when you live near a place where you can see them do that. Observation and longterm viewing is key.

[@DBT1007]

And the soft leaves too. The matured tall grass(corn, rice) are hard leaves

[@jeffschap8055]

Stuff your GMOs in your ass.

[@eloy1004]

unlike humans, Ducks are SMART ENOUGH not to eat the GMOs☠️

[@ThaFunFactGuy]

Roundup: "I kill weeds in 2 to 3 days" Ducks: "Hold my beer" 😂

[@fikirgunlugum]

Roundup not only kills the weeds but the nature itself.

[@paulhoffmann9746]

my mom carefully used it in the gardens with a fine paint brush, back when it was still available in Europe as concentrate.

[@giftprince7182]

😅😅😅

[@mobstercrow7515]

Roundup also gives you a shit ton of diseases, ducks give you happiness.

[@lorenzoblum868]

As mentioned somewhere, not only are ducks faster and more efficient but they also provide fertiliser.

Duck farmers in Philippines work closely with rice farmers. They travel around the countryside cleaning rice farms and getting free grazing for the ducks. We don't eat the ducks as much as it's not a popular meat; we do, however, love our baluts 😆

[@ArguzB760]

basically we are telling the ducks we wont eat you. But just give us your first-born child as a sacrifice.

[@classified8700]

Kaya pala nung bata ako ang daming pato sa likod ng bahay namin, at saka nung nagpunta ako ng ibang bansa di ko talaga kayang kumain ng pato, sabi ko nalang sa kanila di ako sanay kasi di kami kumakain ng pato sa pinas😅

[@becausehelivees4672]

who cares?!

[@MinSarang95]

Perhaps the main reason why everyone loves it, its all natural 😂😂

[@JohnDoe-id1es]

Balut Balut Balut ❤ 💯

[@1800_not-me]

No matter how advanced we are, mother nature always one step ahead

[@georgealicea2978]

Absolutely

[@Elisheva333]

Nature against nature

[@IAMTHECAKE]

2deep4me

[@qbpdnguyen2844]

Rules of Nature

[@WhackBytch256]

That’s not Nature, that’s GMO crops killing ducks that eat them

[@oshead]

They also fertilize as they go. Wonderful.

[@arleneholt1015]

And don't forget, they also drop fertilizer (poop) as they move through the field.

[@frederickdawson2253]

Nature's lawnmower

[@armandosoria7993]

​@frederickdawson2253 I hate yard work. Gunna get some duckies now

[@Omar-kk9fp]

Droppings rife with weed seeds 😂😂😂😂

[@ReneeSalvail]

I have never seen anything like this before. I always liked ducks, but I am so glad that now they can help farmers with their crops. That is so fantastic. I guess you can call them free labor.

[@HaxxorElite]

Yeah this new update is really a good buff for farmers

[@topibundar9554]

Ducks is the best farmer's army

[@majormanfredrex]

The ducks, being omnivorous, also eat various insect pests too, particularly snails.

[@denisea8747]

Grubs

[@pstrap1311]

Yeah, the voice over is wrong. The ducks are eating slugs and bugs and grubs, *not* *weeds!* This lazy liar just found some video clip and made up a bunch of dumb "facts."

[@A2Z1Two3]

Maybe the crop has been genetically modified to taste bad or be mildly poisonous to birds ?

[@tekh07]

I thought they ate the pests only but seems like the eat the weeds too unless the videos edited

[@Manfred-cf9rn]

.. that's WHY l don't eat ducks..😮

[@donghoang8942]

Because of their webbed feet, ducks dont mess up your crop fields the same way chicken do. They don't expose the underlayers of soil to corrosion and devoid the ground of all those beneficial earthworms.

[@FreedomTalkMedia]

Chickens intentionally peck and scratch the earth. It's not just the feet. It's the behavior. There are bugs in the earth for chickens to eat.

[@rosemaryredmond1679]

This is the way it should be done all over the world💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼❤️🥰🥰💯

[@alexanderSydneyOz]

I don't think you understand the scale of commercial farming required to feed "the world'

[@NanashiCAST]

@@alexanderSydneyOz This IS the way it's done all over the world. Or something similar to it be it using fish, carnivorous insects, ducks and such. For the many small scale farmer that supports the food supply chain of their own local area or small country, farming using methods similar to this contributes to the overall health and quality of the food supply chain more organically. If you want to actually feed the world, It's mostly come down to regional politics, food waste and over dependence on certain large commercial scale farmed foods that would normally be very cheap. ...If undisturbed by something like say, an invasion. ...And ironically sometimes investments into poor, starving regions and countries can also end up damaging their local food supply chain even further. So you'd probably have to convince mega food corporations to stop making massive profits too. I mean it honestly isn't like our crop yields are decreasing but what affects our food prices ends up being something foreign because of overdependence*.

[@TheVeryBestBaby]

​@@alexanderSydneyOz everyone can fend for themselves, if they really wanted to.

[@NupeWoop]

@@TheVeryBestBabyThat won’t happen when apartments become the new home.. if you ask me it’s already turned.

[@Magami31]

It is done in most Asian countries. Not only they eat weeds, they eat snails, harmful insects, bugs, etc. They are cheap, eco friendly, easy to care and you can eat it after they got old or fat. Sometimes farmers uses fishes too. They eat insects, bugs, moss, snails too.

[@mdouglaswray]

DAMN nice drone time-lapse!

[@FNHaole]

Part of me was hoping the playback speed was 1X, and all the weeds happened to be those exotic supplement sources for energy drinks.

[@SpitfireRoad]

TIL, Bali has an ancient practice called the Subak (sp?) System. After harvesting rice, the farmers call in the duck wranglers who release their ducks into the fields to glean them of leftover grain, weeds and pests. They leave behind a clean fertilized field ready for replanting. This practice helped Bali become a leading rice producer without using chemicals. The ducks are fed and fattened up for meat and produce chemical-free eggs. Brilliant video.

[@Dhruv_Dogra]

Wow. Thanks for sharing!

[@kingpest13]

That's awesome

[@matteooz2735]

Everything is a chemical

[@SpitfireRoad]

@@matteooz2735 Everything is atoms. I'm referring to the Balinese not using petroleum-based fertilizers.

[@matteooz2735]

@@SpitfireRoad well not really - light is made up of photons 🌅 Bali has a significant pollution problem - very little is going to be “chemical” free over there

[@deltaairdrops8195]

"Yummy looking ducks" Mommy Duck: Kids we're in danger. 😂😂

[@Aiko2-26-9]

Ducks don't prefer long-leaf plants like grass, rice, corn. They eat broad leaf plants, which most weeds are. So they are perfect for rice crops but will eat your carrots, cabbage, etc. It has nothing to do with GM0.

[@AKIRA-we4hd]

Thanks for update of misinformation

[@kenrallos6248]

Are u a farmer or used to be a duck?

[@ayanali912]

​@@kenrallos6248😂😂😂

[@lasagnasux4934]

I was going to say, the increase of starches and sugars in gmos would have increased their likelihood to eat them, if anything. Your explanation makes much more sense.

[@JuanPeron007]

Nobody said it had to do with GMOs

[@bugsywugsy5052]

I'd watch a whole documentary on this.

[@2008g5]

Duckumentary if you will

[@josuecano4339]

You should give The Biggest Little Farm a watch!

[@aldrichuy8370]

Not just weeds but also snails (especially golden snails)

[@andrewcruz9159]

True

[@yveangellynne2930]

Duck raiser here... And yes we let them loose in our rice field too....

[@Pinkman3005]

Bet, took notes. 📝📝📒🗒️📑📓📔✍️✍️✏️📜📝🖊️🖋️🖋️📖📰

[@cassandrasuglysweaters]

Wonderful!!!

[@pattiannepascual]

So much smarter than humans,they know to avoid GMO crops at all costs.

[@TheLeoyas]

Me parece una excelente opción para crear un equilibrio, le dan a comer, conservan a los patos al natural y se ahorrar la limpieza, no generan desechos y con las heces están abonando 😊

[@ElsaTello-b3s]

Este sistema está perfecto

[@eb8601]

This is how my family has done it for generations on our rice farm in the Philippines. Our neighbors have ducks and offer these services to all the local farmers:)

[@angeloflores2614]

It Win win situation both sides❤

[@deusexmachina9743]

Funny, I just saw this thing while cycling a few weeks ago. A flock of them released on a rice field unattended.

[@emeliealegonero4043]

Liar Pilipino didnt knew shit😮

[@skuula]

So, does the rice farmer pay for the weeding, or the duck farmer for the feeding?

[@sjonnieplayfull5859]

​@@skuulayes

[@orchidorio]

I suddenly have a lot of respect for ducks!

[@billj9838]

I had a class in ecology my first year in college. My professor talked about this very thing over 40 years ago. The Chinese farmers would hatch ducks and be present with them for hours every day so the ducks would understand the farmer is the leader. These farmers would lead them into fields to eat insects.

[@enzoh7763]

In my aquaculture class , Long time ,4 decades ago , I learn that duck raising culture is a important clog in poly culture , replacing a lot of commercial feeds and almost pharma free of antibiotics . Maybe it's not too late to get a refresher course on its evolution and development.

[@kyeruantons4173]

wait what? the farmer eat insects too??

[@Iceberg-wd7ch]

​@kyeruantons4173 😂😂😂😂😂ducks would eat insects under farmers lead ,,,it's what he said

[@tagminda4565]

​@@kyeruantons4173 tanga

[@mr808steelers]

I had a class in Hunting and… 😂

[@andykapfenstein7032]

Farmer- Don't you say it. Don't do it! Worker- RELEASE THE QUACKEN!

[@triplex3459]

They don't eat some crops because small grass is softer and juісier. But never try this on tomato or parsley field cuz they gonna eat all of them 😂

[@1.--_--.1]

Jusier, huh?

[@thatguy1917]

The Jusiest!

[@RooseveltAliWashingtonX]

​@@thatguy1917--- 😂😂😂😂

[@reddirtmoto4841]

Dyosey..

[@leesteele666]

That's so amazing.

[@nalue7963]

From what I’ve found, every weed plant we demonize actually has a ton of health benefits. So this makes sense that they love em.

[@VisitorOfDreamlands]

Yes... They also bring back nutrition for soil.. You have a book about healthy benefits of weed.. Lost knowledge 😊

[@TaLeng2023]

A weed is often just a plant that's growing where it shouldn't (usually accordion to us).

[@RisenOath]

@@obvioustrollisobvious7028 name one that isn’t. Also, define weed for us please.

[@asbestoz1123]

They are trying to grow rice, anything else is leeching nutrients from rice 😐

[@jkid4855]

Dandelions has long been known to have medicinal properties.

[@maxhugen]

People tend to forget that "weeds" are just plants we don't want.

[@TS-jm7jm]

to go further, the irony is that many plants called weeds now, have been herbs in use in peoples diet for millenia, dandelion is one example, i have a book by andrew chevalier titled an encyclopedia of herbal medicine, and it lists 560 common plants and their uses, and from that i found out MANY so called weeds are perfectly edible and have minor medicinal properties, frankly the invention of the term weed has been an utter disaster for the field of botany among other things. as one more example, the water hyacinth that is hated in florida and called qn invasive and a pest because it can clog water ways, is perfectly edible, its leaves taste to me of a cross between cucumber and lettuce, with an extremely slight hint of pepper, that plant would be excellent animal feed too if people bothered to learn that it is edible.

[@kevinnjenga5042]

Very wise...only we dont want them..or we dont know how to use them

[@TS-jm7jm]

why on eaŕth did youtube delete my reply

[@maxhugen]

@@TS-jm7jmYT algorithms are "secret" so that no-one can object or sue YT.

[@_Just_Another_Guy]

Harmful inedible plants that prevents or even kills actual edible plants from growing.

[@jackfanning7952]

Heard a farmer say, "you don't have a slug infestation, you have a duck deficiency."

[@StillAliveAndKicking_]

“I can solve your weed problem” “I hope this isn’t quack science” “It is”

[@chrismehl1607]

Yummy looking ducks... That's literally the first time I've ever heard those 3 words together

[@terkelalgevind529]

I think she knows ducks have 1.5 meter corkscrew cocks that lock in place in the female so qell the male will npt be unstuck for the insemination period like dogs just more longer .

[@anonanon7278]

Yummy isn't a word I would ever use to describe them.

[@Yamato-xm7nj]

Ducks taste better than chicken

[@melbournestacker]

You both have obviously never tried Peking duck.

[@anonanon7278]

@@melbournestacker I have, and it's the most palatable way to eat it, but still isn't yummy.

[@rolandlefartere9851]

The reason they don't damage the rice plants is because of the rough silica texture of the rice plant stems and leaves. The delicate beaks of the ducks can't handle the roughness.

[@AngelLuna-ij4ih]

Thanks 🙏🏻 u smart

[@Groovepaul]

“These yummy looking ducks?” I’ve never looked at alive ducks walking and quacking and said, they look delicious to eat.

[@ManicObsessiveMe]

"These yummy looking ducks" got these ducks fucked up

[@joebidenshusband6593]

Ducks taste good tho They really do

[@countronion]

@@joebidenshusband6593 I bet cats do too They really should

[@joebidenshusband6593]

@@countronion I’m gonna stop you right there

[@lindaarnold5683]

Years ago, cotton farmer in Missouri used geese to “weed” the cotton fields. Seemed they liked thin leafed plants and would not eat the cotton plants because they were broad leafed. Made sense.

[@bombapiotr]

Yeah. It's got nothing to do with GMO, just the leaf size 😅

[@kevinjohnson5354]

Cotton in Missouri? I didn’t know that

[@lindaarnold5683]

@@kevinjohnson5354 Steele, Mo. Located in the Bootheel, near the borders of Arkansas. Years ago. I don’t know about currently. 🤮🤮

[@brandontripp2682]

Yep I live bootheel of Missouri as well, 35-40 minutes from Steel, and farmers just let any migratory/ local bird species take care of the weeds.

[@BoiSoi313]

"Years ago" "cotton" 😂😂

[@op-us2xz]

As soon as they said yummy looking duck, I knew this wasn’t an American channel

[@angelamccreary2203]

Turduckin

[@joebidenshusband6593]

As a Louisianian I eat more duck than chicken

[@DevilDaRebel]

Lmfao, ikr.

[@newdoves7811]

Ducks are delicious

[@lorrainesaviano855]

LMAO 🤣

[@nataliagaponenko5107]

Ой, какие золотые комочки...Это чудо...😊

[@u.s.militia7682]

A friend of mine uses chickens and rabbits in his garden to get rid of weeds. I don’t know why but those animals will not touch his crops whatsoever. I’ve never seen anything like it. It’s crazy.

[@linnaewagner3971]

My 3 chickens made quick work of my beets and carrots.

[@varun2250]

​@@linnaewagner3971Means they destroyed your crop?

[@minhducnguyen9276]

Farmers only release them after the crops have grown to a certain size where their leaves have become tough enough that the ducks would prefer anything else but that.

[@cimonkien9833]

@@minhducnguyen9276 thanks

[@Idontknowanyoda1]

As long as he didn't make use of goats to do the job.

[@MissPrissy6688]

When I was a kid I lived in rural Eastern Washington State. Agricultural area. We had mint farms, many acres. They would turn geese loose in the mint fields to eat the weeds. “Weeder geese” The geese hated the mint so they left it alone. The fields were a beautiful rich dark green, and the solid white geese wandering around looking for the offending weeds was a lovely sight. The scent of mint filled the air. Ahhhh memories .

[@selvinandrade2411]

I did smelled that line before the Last.

[@cherylm2C6671]

Thank you for your comment!

[@MissPrissy6688]

@@selvinandrade2411 …..you have a poetic name

[@dabsmomos]

Great description! I could smell the mint too😍

[@lindapops]

I live in Washington state, and I never knew about the geese, but I do recall driving through that area. The beautiful rolling fields of perfect, fragrant crops are so relaxing and the shades of green beyond imagination. This is my favorite part of our beautiful state.😊, 😍

[@wolfywolf8307]

Everything in this method is productive & profitable 👍🏻

[@theintica]

How do you call them back?

[@WS-1638]

Except the part about gmo poison for Humans.

[@MaxcineRobinson-f2p]

Not to chemical companies!!!!!

[@Zillionaire.]

"Weeds are tastier than any genetically modified crops." Ducks know better.

[@SliceOfFish]

It has nothing to do with genetically modified crops. It's the type of the plant itself that matters.

[@Reflec999]

Fear mongered individual

[@mildxdrifter243]

"Apparently, these yummy looking ducks" 😂

[@RelaxingForLife]

😂😂😂😂

[@CardellCalloway]

I know what duck orange sauce and wild rice yummy

[@shesfromplanetearth]

🤣🤣 This commentator was hungry I think. Am I'm the only one who thinks they don't look yummy like that?

[@e.b.4942]

"Apparently these yummy looking ducks" and "this tasty army" has meeeee screaming 😂😂😂😂

[@quintinsmith5400]

😂 hard pass on the 🦆 lol 🤮

[@boknows8376]

Duck is 🔥

[@damiennewman7674]

idk but duck is greasy... I'll pass.

[@DBT1007]

These ducks are indeed for meat purpose.

[@firstnamelastname-bi6re]

They also eat snails in rice fields which destroys the rice plant

[@alphaturd6922]

The snails and slugs can be dangerous to certain farm animals. Chickens won't eat them but ducks will

[@TaLeng2023]

Snail: "Joke's on you, I'm into that shit!" (Snails contain parasites that want to be eaten by ducks to complete their reproductive cycle)

[@alphaturd6922]

@@TaLeng2023 the parasites cause problems in other farm animals

[@alphaturd6922]

@TaLeng2023 they leave trails containing the parasites on vegetation, then that gets ate causing the problem the ducks save the other animals

[@TaLeng2023]

@@alphaturd6922 the ducks don't save other animals, they are the vector, spreading it. The life cycle is only completed in the duck, the snails are intermediate hosts. This is like toxoplasma in cats, it infect rats but the target vector are cats.

[@erdieaquino7104]

I love how chickens eat with great hatred and anger, and ducks eat with gluttony and hunger

[@pujaridipak2668]

Those cute ducks are helping the farm Le him : Yummy and Tasty ducks 🗿

[@AKIRA-we4hd]

My father loves to have duck rice for dinner 😂

[@arsnotorious]

😂😅😂...

[@bryannakvinda8411]

It only works if the weeds are younger than your crops and once the young plants are all gone they will eat the crops themselves

[@frederic.marquis7361]

False, they eat local weeds. Rice is not.

[@falconpuncher]

“Yummy lookin’ ducks” “Tasty army” 😂

[@Buubbiii]

MFs hungry 💀

[@nursgrata2865]

duck kebab is awesome

[@meez-oinfinite2259]

She loves a good duck!😂😂

[@jasonyoung3690]

I've worked rice farming in California, and the grasses that are the rice plant are extremely difficult to get rid of. They don't decompose like most other plants do😂

[@natewheeler3403]

Weeds have the most nutrients lol

[@billybla]

That's why I smoke alot 😜

[@douglasheckler7997]

Eat a duck.

[@Apistoleon]

Ducks are NOT only for food and look yummy! They are intelligent, sweet beings!

[@MrBashem]

A bit of a weird way to say it.

[@crossbearer6453]

That are also good food and they so intelligent for it to be considered cannibalism to eat them

[@dynamicworlds1]

Meh....I know too much about their reproduction to give them too much credit.

[@Apistoleon]

@@crossbearer6453 Nobody said cannibalism. Artificial distortion that is!

[@Andy-gs1sm]

Eggs good too

[@luckywomble]

I live within an agricultural area. Everyday when i walk my dog around the plantation, i always see ducks in them

[@terrijohnson3401]

Walk around the plantation? Oh yeah

[@Stanley-fy3eg]

The best army in the world.

[@Valentin_126]

Ducks are also great as a pesticide as they generally won't harm the crops when eating the bugs off of them, unlike chickens who uproot the crops to get at the bugs. At worst ducks will nibble on the leaves.

[@cawiltu]

I bet they taste better than our chickens all raised under cover

[@shirleyasnaza2604]

Weeds actually are very nutritious plants and have various medicinal properties as well. Those Ducks are no dummies.

[@jaytrashwade1-1]

Dandelions come to mind with this comment. Reminds me of when I first heard dandelions were edible and tried eating them raw

[@gaia7240]

​@@jaytrashwade1-1I did that too as a kid 😂 I know the face you made 😂

[@unholyfog7448]

Ducks and geezes are natural lawnmowers

[@richarddebono7092]

Wow! Amazing! I think the reason they leave the crop plants is because the farmer waited until they were big enough to be less palatable for the ducks. Thank you for sharing this excellent video.

[@adebobolaadegbuyi9014]

No, they left the plant because they know that the plant are not natural. So it shows that we are eating poison

[@dartfather]

The plants were planted first on a newly upturned weedless soil. Obviously, the plants are already big before the weeds grow.

[@JoeTrevino1021]

Thank goodness I thought it had to do with the genetically modified crops

[@mrkenmt]

Nope, it's the gmo corn that they don't like. In fact, I don't even want it in my gasoline. Imagine the harm that comes from breathing (never mind ingesting), the gmo stuff.

[@mrkenmt]

​@@JoeTrevino1021some animals are smarter than we think.

[@areuserius328]

duck leader: dont eat the crops, or we will all be peking ducks😂😂😂😂

[@FNHaole]

Well, that solves the Fudd conundrum: Wabbit season it is, then.

[@austinperry1671]

WAIT,WAIT the court of public opinion needs to hear what rabbits can do for the environment before passing judgement.

[@zvimur]

​@@austinperry1671 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWnJpoKoaNmXncUsi=myDV3kMhC8BV005Z

[@zvimur]

​@@austinperry1671search "Australia rabbit problem".

[@deepsleep7822]

Elmer season!

[@austinperry1671]

@@zvimur ok, jury has heard both sides. Summary judgement is rendered

[@oliviam5571]

These ducks are too cool! Never seen anything like this before.

[@stuartwax1633]

The Japanese have been using these in their rice fields for a long time. The rice is more expensive, and when the ducks are fully grown, they are sold for meat.

[@autumnleaves1997]

The narrator hungry for some duck

[@skywhy16]

LMFAOOOO thought I was the only one that noticed😊

[@sitisarah826]

Animals can Fly + Walk + Swim = DUCK 🦆

[@Xnshau]

Brilliant way to solve the problem of weeds

[@demonslet]

Commander, an army of biblitical proportions is plague'ing our fields. The commander: UNLEASH the ducks!

[@Jitts.the.caffeinated]

UNLEASH THE QUACKEN!

[@viqueholt-xu1dg]

​@@Jitts.the.caffeinated❤😂😅😂👍✌️👏👏👏

[@alphaturd6922]

​@@Jitts.the.caffeinated😂that's to good

[@MarkTaylor-cf5qb]

fun fact, a country really did this lol. a duck army

[@demonslet]

was it france?@@MarkTaylor-cf5qb

[@ronaldtrunk7944]

took my respect for ducks to a new level

[@Bidenmytime]

Bro you know the writer of this script from Asia. Talking bout yummy ducks 😂

[@mrdude88]

That’s because ducks are yummy, and somehow more expensive in non Asian restaurants.

[@kinglokimrvegas8687]

You do realize france has their own duck dishes they serve in super fancy restaurants

[@perneco123]

Duck à l’Orange is AWESOME!

[@luisapaza317]

We also like ducks in Latin América, yeah

[@melbournestacker]

I dunno in Australia we eat a lot of duck, it’s readily available in all our supermarkets

[@nomanmon]

“These yummy looking ducks…” *immediately opens comments~

[@PsychologyFacts-n-Trivia]

This is the best footage I have seen on this subject. I love the drone shot.

[@BarnabyWild13]

That’s ducking incredible.

[@RG-ls2db]

Nice

[@patriot-wf1er]

And they work for free!

[@pennyaccleton6227]

Plus, they make a profit on them when they're sold in the market. Win, win for the farmers, not so much for the ducks. But it could be worse. Factory farming is horrific.

[@stephenbadal3969]

😂😂😂😂

[@mickk8519]

True free range crispy duck 😉

[@svenmorgenstern9506]

Best of all, they convert the weeds into...dinner!

[@bridget1780]

Ducks are also effective against locusts.

[@snapon666]

AND they eat all the bugs too !

[@afrocentricalbion]

I remember watching a programme where a farmer was telling a friend how difficult it was to clear weeds from a field, because stones prevented him using machinery. His friend knew another farmer who rented out a flock of goats for just that purpose. They cleared that field in no time!

[@richardfarish3634]

I remember something similar but it was a landscaping job, the home owners opted to use 7 goats to remove the growth instead of paying thousands for a landscaping company to come in and clear the land, took the goats one week to sort it....

[@janet1744]

Two kinds of goats, the picky eaters and the one that will eat most anything. Of course there are different breeds.

[@johnferzetti2664]

Monsanto just declared war on ducks

[@fhfufjchfufh6918]

Выходной след любимые актёры которые за столько лет стали родственниками жизнь прекрасна всем мира здоровья ❤

[@pradoshtv]

Me: Dude, want some weed. Him: How about a duck that already has weed in it?

[@leoscheibelhut940]

The trick to using weeder ducks, is to wait until the crop is over their heads. By this time the crop is tougher eating than the new young weeds,snails, frogs, etc. Their manure is great fertilizer.

[@Arrjaayyy]

I'd assume nature knows best and GMO ain't it

[@davidmoore1303]

Nice, good answer brother

[@raraavis7782]

Jupp, that's it. They simply prefer the softer, sweeter young plants. If you've ever foraged yourself, you know to avoid older plants. They get tougher and bitter over time. Nothing to do with GMO

[@trutwhut6550]

we've been genetically modifying food since agricultural techniques were discovered, or would you prefer having mostly in edible corn or never having lemons? yes lemons are an artificially created crop, you're just afraid of new technology and agricultural techniques because major farming corporations don't want food prices/their profits to drop. ​@@Arrjaayyy

[@leoscheibelhut940]

Exactly correct, I was going to say the same thing.

[@fernperry-zenke-bj2xy]

We had a flock of geese for our vineyards, they did a great job!

[@warriorson7979]

*Look at all those chickens!!* 😮😮

[@steffizabel7863]

Here in germany you can 'rent a duck' or some more, this are walking ducks, they prefer snails, no weed or veggies, so you can rent some ducks and when your garden is finish with snails, give them back, farm you veggies and rent ducklings if you need more help 😂

[@RiverTurlei]

Slugs...big time, just don't look at them. Bleah!

[@goldsilverjunkie]

DUCK POWER!!😂

[@bighappygomateshwara8794]

I think you had a typo. Replace "D" with an F.

[@irchrisb]

Humans also find natural weeds better tasting than GMO crops.

[@enzoh7763]

Thanks for making me think more about that . Pesticide free dandelions , Not only in salad , but old medicine folklore has mention it as having medicinal properties . Thanks again for rekindling this topic .

[@Flyingdogturd]

I thought the same thing 👍

[@lessisbetter-vy2em]

Incredible ducks, I would also normally lights them up before consuming them naturale plants. I would say they have hidden properties

[@deanblake2372]

The ducks know GM is chemical crap...

[@tonygov]

How many of you talking shit about “GMO” crops are vegetarian and/or eat vegetarian food that looks like meat? That shit is full of chemicals and gmo shit.

[@AlphaOmega-n7u]

If insects and animals avoid eating genetically modified crops, shouldn't we avoid eating genetically modified foods too? I guess animals are way smarter than us, naturally.

[@JESUS.saves.Repent.]

The cutest farmers ever ❤

[@pamwaldron3504]

The reason they don't eat the crops is A) the crops are too old/large to eat compared to the weeds and B) the ducks were raised on the weeds, so tegard them as food. They have no taste for the crops. It's mainly what they are taught to eat and at what growth stage.

[@misterblake694]

Maybe they don't eat the corn because it's so genetically modified that they don't even consider it food. Humans can't process corn either, but they eat it for some reason 🤷🏼 There's nothing nutritious about food you can't digest. Maybe it's only good to make ethanol.

[@rustyking8783]

Here in the California wine country growers rent goats for the same reason.

[@untheist5533]

This should tell us all something. The ducks would rather eat weeds than GMO crops.