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In the context of poultry farming, the duck breeds recognized as prolific layers, each averaging approximately 300 eggs per year, are the Khaki Campbell and the Indian Runner.1
- Khaki Campbell: This is an English breed of small, brownish, upright ducks that are well-regarded for their ability to produce a large number of eggs.21
- Indian Runner: This breed is also characterized by its small, upright stature and is specifically noted for its high level of egg production.3