Duck Farms (1954)
A breeding Peking duck yields ten times more eggs than a wild duck. It is reared in duck runs and is able to respond to the breeder’s instructions. The film outlines how duck chicks are cared for and it draws attention to their usefulness.
Director:
Miro Bernat
Writer:
Miro Bernat
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Jiří Šrámek as Commentary (voice) (uncredited) |
| Camera | Jan Matoušek | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Oldřich Speerger | Editor |
| Production | Emil Havlín | Production Manager |
| Sound | Otmar Mácha | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Milivoj Uzelac | Conductor |
| Writing | Miro Bernat | Story |
| Writing | Miro Bernat | Screenplay |
| Directing | Miro Bernat | Director |
