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The Importance of Resilient Food Systems at Duck Duck Farm

At Duck Duck Farm, we are passionate about creating a healthy and resilient food system. We believe that promoting multiple types of livestock is essential for increasing resiliency in the food supply and providing food to more people. Located on a headwater of the Little Mulberry Creek in Crawford County Arkansas, we are committed to working with the land to create a productive wetland that benefits not only our farm and animals but also our neighbors and the environment. One of the key aspects of our commitment to sustainability and community is our adherence to the Local First and America First food models. These models prioritize supporting local farmers and businesses, reducing food miles, and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. By following these models, we ensure that our food system is not only resilient but also environmentally friendly. So why is a resilient food system so important? Here are a few reasons: 1. Food Security: A resilient food system ensures that there is a consistent and reliable supply of food. By promoting multiple types of livestock, we reduce the risk of relying on a single source of food. This helps to mitigate the impact of factors such as disease outbreaks or extreme weather events that can disrupt the food supply. 2. Biodiversity: By promoting a diverse range of livestock, we contribute to the preservation of biodiversity. Each breed of duck or goose has unique characteristics and traits that make them valuable in their own right. By maintaining a diverse population, we help to preserve these breeds and their genetic diversity. 3. Environmental Sustainability: Resilient food systems prioritize sustainable agricultural practices that minimize the impact on the environment. At Duck Duck Farm, we are committed to using organic and regenerative farming methods that promote soil health, conserve water, and reduce the use of synthetic inputs. By doing so, we ensure that our farm is not only productive but also environmentally sustainable. 4. Community Engagement: Resilient food systems foster strong connections between farmers and the local community. By supporting local farmers and businesses, we help to strengthen the local economy and build a sense of community. We believe that food should not just be a commodity but a way to bring people together and create meaningful connections. At Duck Duck Farm, we are dedicated to delivering high-quality waterfowl products that meet the needs of our customers. However, our commitment goes beyond just providing great products. We strive to create a food system that is resilient, sustainable, and community-focused. We invite you to join us in our mission to create a healthy and resilient food system. By supporting local farmers and businesses and making conscious choices about the food we consume, we can all contribute to a more sustainable future. Together, we can make a difference.

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