posted 1 year ago
I do not, but when I had ducks at my old place which was too small and oddly shaped with preexisting trees and buildings for rotating paddocks to make sense, I tried the inverse. I put out 3-4ft tall circular cages, as large as I could before they or chickens would feel
comfortable flying in. This was about 4ft wide as I remember with 2x4 welded fencing. In it I would spread some diverse seeds of things ducks like to eat. I would have several cages and rotate them as the grew. The ground got minimal prep and was largely defoliated and compacted by birds, so it only early succession plants grew, and covering with a light straw mulch helped too. It did grow some nice weeds for the ducks to eat though, fairy quickly. If I had tried it earlier in the area’s use as a bird run, it would likely have worked better. Broadforking would have helped too. No legumes grew, as they are supressed by excessive Nitrogen.
This is all just my opinion based on a flawed memory