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Unless they're broody, my experience is that they lay where they stand. Or possibly where they swim. I can immediately tell if a duck's going broody; she starts putting her eggs in a nest. Ducks lay their eggs fairly early in the morning, compared to chickens, so if you want them to lay in the...

Depends on the makeup of the feed. Ducks often have problems picking up wet feed, since the processed stuff tends to pack together to form a solid mass. Chickens just reach down and bite it. Ducks often just bounce off. Especially younger ones. 20% or above. According to Metzer, it should be...