Quarantine lifted at Crescent Duck Farm after bird flu battle; raising ducks resumes
Owner Doug Corwin says 900 12-week-old ducks are being raised there after the quarantine was lifted last week.
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May 22, 2025, 11:37 AM
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Updated 70 days ago
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15ds agoDucks are back on Long Island’s last commercial duck farm.
The Crescent Duck Farm in Aquebogue had to temporarily shut down after a bird flu outbreak in January.
Owner Doug Corwin says 900 12-week-old dugs are being raised there after the quarantine was lifted last week.
If all goes well, another 1,800 ducks will be dropped off next month.
From there, the farm should be able to bring its signature ducks to market by Fall 2026.
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