Help with duck eggs (Day 27)

Do they sell it in a pellet form for when they get bigger? Do you feed something different during laying season?
Purina makes a duck specific pelleted feed that I've heard good things about, but my stinkers won't eat pellets. I think it can be fed from hatch through adulthood. I feed a little later crumble to my duck hens during laying season in addition to the FR crumbles, but other than that they eat only Purina FR. And the occasional mealworm treat, lol.
I give some cracked corn in the winter to help my birds stay warm, but only a couple handfuls in the evening. It gets below -20 here most nights in the winter, so they need help at times.
 
Purina makes a duck specific pelleted feed that I've heard good things about, but my stinkers won't eat pellets. I think it can be fed from hatch through adulthood. I feed a little later crumble to my duck hens during laying season in addition to the FR crumbles, but other than that they eat only Purina FR. And the occasional mealworm treat, lol.
I give some cracked corn in the winter to help my birds stay warm, but only a couple handfuls in the evening. It gets below -20 here most nights in the winter, so they need help at times.
Ok thank you! I shouldn’t have to worry about the low temps in winter. We’re luck if we get to the 50 degree range!
 
Purina makes a duck specific pelleted feed that I've heard good things about, but my stinkers won't eat pellets. I think it can be fed from hatch through adulthood. I feed a little later crumble to my duck hens during laying season in addition to the FR crumbles, but other than that they eat only Purina FR. And the occasional mealworm treat, lol.
I give some cracked corn in the winter to help my birds stay warm, but only a couple handfuls in the evening. It gets below -20 here most nights in the winter, so they need help at times.
Your probably so annoyed with all my questions lol. So FR from hatch through adulthood?
 

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