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How do farmers combine duck farming with fish ponds? Ducks are one of the world's earliest domesticated birds, having been raised in some regions for thousands of years. To this day, ducks are still raised in large numbers for their meat, eggs, and feathers. The world produces over 3 billion meat ducks annually, and over 80% of these are raised in Southeast Asia. In some forms, they can be raised in enclosed farms or grazed in fields after harvest. One of the most common forms of duck farming in Southeast Asia is a combination of duck farming and fish ponds. Raising ducks combined with fish ponds is a model that utilizes the symbiotic relationship between ducks and fish in a closed ecosystem. Ducks roam freely on the water surface or the pond's edge, either searching for natural food or defecating directly into the pond. Nutrient-rich duck droppings help develop plankton, creating an ideal natural food source for fish. In turn, fish in the pond feed on algae, plankton, and some of the food that falls from the ducks, helping to clean the aquatic environment and prevent pollution caused by duck droppings. Building a duck farm combined with a fish pond is not difficult. The relatively low cost makes it suitable for small-scale farmers. This farming model doesn't require modern technology, but it does require a reasonable design. Fish ponds typically range in area from 600 to 2,000 square meters, with a depth of around 1.2 to 1.5 meters, and have an active drainage and water supply system. The duck pen is built on the edge of the lake, with a roof and a raised floor, and a door leading to the pond, allowing the ducks to freely enter and exit for bathing and resting, providing optimal growth. Farmers should provide 300 to 500 ducks per 1,000 square meters of fish pond. Avoid overstocking ducks in one area, as high densities will cause them to compete with each other. One of the reasons for the rapid development of duck farming in China, is the selection of duck breeds, super laying duck breeds such as grass ducks, super laying hybrid ducks, or laying ducks for meat are more commonly chosen, these types of ducks have excellent adaptability to, and have the ability to grow quickly and produce superior eggs, As for fish, farmers choose fish such as tilapia, catfish, carp and silver carp because they are easy to raise, omnivorous and have the ability to grow quickly, duck houses are designed in fish ponds, they can swim freely while duck droppings are used as fish food, farmers can also save on feed costs by giving them agricultural products, duck feed Usually in the form of grains or green vegetables grown on the farm, combined with natural food sources, such as snails and insects, many farms provide industrial supplementary feed to ducks, to help them increase their weight and egg production levels. Ducks can be sold after 50 to 70 days of rearing, fish are harvested after 4 to 6 months, Therefore farmers can harvest 4 times the production of ducks, and twice the production of fish in a year, which brings real benefits to farmers, thanks to the integrated model feed costs are significantly reduced, which will increase profits by 20 to 30%, compared to single farms. The duck farming model combined with fish ponds, brings many benefits to farmers, helps save fish feed costs by utilizing duck droppings, contributes to increasing productivity and quality of fish, due to the nutrient-rich water environment in particular, this model brings double benefits to farmers, as they increase income when selling ducks, duck eggs and fish, this combination of farming also helps reduce pollution, because there is no need to handle duck droppings separately, it helps the reasonable reuse of resources, and does not cause waste.