The Khaki Campbell was bred in England in the 1800s by Mrs. Adele Campbell, who wanted an attractive duck breed to supply both eggs and meat for her small farm.

The Khaki Campbell ducks in Chalermklin's flock originate from a breed developed by British poultry-keeper Adele Campbell and introduced in 1901.

Here is a duck pond made from a water tank garden planter box. Instead of using it as a garden I have filled it with water for my Khaki Campbell ducks to have a splash in. Got questions just ask ...

The Khaki Campbell is known to lay up to 300 eggs a year. The day begins early at Stony Kreek Farm. Fritz, the Appenzeller Spitzhaben rooster, awakens everyone and everything at 5am.

GIY 'The Khaki Campbell is one of the most prolific backyard ducks' Some of them literally lay an egg a day all year, contributing food for the table even when your hens have given up laying in ...

Millie, Tillie and Billie, the three Khaki Campbell ducks, arrived a couple of months ago and have taken […] Sign in or Subscribe See Offers. Sign In: Login. Forgot password?

Field-chasing ducks are often a breed called Khaki Campbell, known for its reliable egg-laying. When they're 20 days old, ducks are brought to the fields and get to graze in large herds as they ...

At last Benoit and Leroy decided that they had new-style ducks that do not resemble their Pekin parents or the Khaki-Campbells from whose genitals their DNA had been taken—or even a hybrid ...