Doug Corwin, owner of Crescent Duck Farm in Aquebogue, talks about the farm's future on Feb. 25. He said he was recently ...

A duck farm on Long Island has hatched a new generation of chicks — beginning to replace the nearly 100,000 mallards they were forced to kill due to the spread of avian flu. Crescent Duck Farm ...

“It was like Covid for ducks. Everything ended,” Corwin, who is the president of the Crescent Duck Farm in Aqueboge told Riverhead Local. The sudden outbreak of the flu –which was first ...

Crescent Duck Farm in Aquebogue, owned and operated by the Corwin family since 1908, is Long Island's last commercial duck farm. It also had to lay off nearly all of its workforce. Cones now block ...

The farm had to close its doors for now due to bird flu. Crescent Duck Farm's owner had to lay off nearly 50 employees because there was no work. The fundraising event supported the workers.

At the beginning of the year, Doug Corwin’s duck farm was thriving. By January 13, one of his barns held 12,000 two-week-old ducklings. It was cold, but they looked healthy. Another flock of 800 ...

A Long Island beachside community is worried about dozens of dead birds that have washed up on the shore and been found in backyards.

Doug Corwin, president of Crescent Duck Farm in Aquebogue, in an interview Thursday said the U.S. Department of Agriculture recently notified him it had lifted one quarantine on live poultry in ...

Crescent Duck Farm's owner had to lay off nearly 50 employees because there was no work. The fundraising event will support the workers.