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Federally inspected establishment

EST. P824EST. V824

Crescent Duck Farm, Inc.`

Family-run Long Island duck farm in Aquebogue with USDA-inspected poultry slaughter and processing.

10 Edgar Ave, Aquebogue, New York 11931 · Suffolk County

crescentduck.com

USDA inspectedFSIS export certification activity

At a glance

  • ·FSIS lists poultry slaughter, poultry processing, and export certification; size class small, slaughter volume category 2.0.
  • ·Grant of inspection date on file with FSIS is 2025-10-17.
  • ·Website states no hormones and no antibiotics used to assist bird growth, with a grain-based diet of corn, soybean meal, and wheat.
  • ·Website reports the entire flock was culled after a January 2025 bird flu outbreak and that the farm has since rebuilt and returned to production.
  • ·No custom-exempt processing is reported to FSIS.

About Crescent Duck Farm, Inc.`

Crescent Duck Farm, Inc. operates at 10 Edgar Ave in Aquebogue, Suffolk County, New York. The establishment holds FSIS establishment numbers P824 and V824, with listed activities of poultry slaughter, poultry processing, and export certification. FSIS classes the plant as small, reports poultry as the species slaughtered under inspection, places it in slaughter volume category 2.0, and shows a grant of inspection date on file of 2025-10-17. No custom-exempt activity is reported to FSIS.

The farm's website describes a vertically integrated operation raising and processing what it calls Genuine Long Island Duck, with breeding and processing aimed at white tablecloth restaurants and the Asian food trades. The site states that birds are fed a diet of corn, soybean meal, and wheat enriched with vitamins, minerals, and amino acids, that hormones are never used, and that antibiotics are never used to assist bird growth. According to the site, the business was started by Henry Corwin in 1908 on land held by the Corwin family since the middle 1600s, and remains solely a family business operated by Henry's grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The history page notes that a USDA licensed processing and freezing or chilling facility was in place by the early 1950s.

The website's press page states that a bird flu outbreak in January 2025 forced the culling of the entire flock and halted operations, followed by a rebuild through 2025 with new breeding stock and hatchlings, and that the farm is back in production. It also notes that Doug Corwin was named the Riverhead News-Review's Person of the Year in January 2026. Two phone numbers appear in the record: FSIS lists (631) 722-8700, while the website lists 631-722-8000. Mailing address on the website is PO Box 500, Aquebogue, NY 11931-0500. No retail counter hours, custom slaughter terms, or pricing are stated in the sources on file.

Services

  • Poultry slaughter under USDA inspection
  • Poultry processing
  • Export certification
  • Duck breeding and hatching
  • Freezing and chilling of duck products

Species under inspection

ducks

Products and retail

  • Fresh, whole duck
  • Frozen, whole duck
  • Half or quarter duck
  • Whole legs
  • Airline boneless breast
  • Boneless breast
  • Bone-in breast
  • Skinless and boneless breast
  • Confucian style duck
  • Duck fat
  • Duck liver
  • Duck tongues
  • Duck wings
  • Trimmed duck feet

Questions about Crescent Duck Farm, Inc.`

Does Crescent Duck Farm process animals for outside farmers?
Nothing in the sources indicates custom or toll processing for other producers. FSIS reports no custom-exempt activity, and the website describes the farm raising and processing its own ducks.
What species does the plant slaughter?
Poultry, as reported to FSIS. The website identifies the birds specifically as White Pekin type Long Island duck.
Can households buy directly from the plant?
Not stated. The website lists duck products and describes customers among restaurants and the Asian food trades, but no retail counter, online ordering, shipping, or hours are described in the sources on file.
Which phone number is correct?
The federal record lists (631) 722-8700 and the website lists 631-722-8000. Both appear in the sources on file.

Federal record

Activities
Certification - Export; Poultry Processing; Poultry Slaughter
Grant on file
October 17, 2025
Size class
Small
Slaughter volume
Small volume

Source: USDA FSIS MPI Directory (2026-09-01 edition) and the FSIS Establishment Demographic Data supplement. Profile text is drawn from the establishment's public website (https://www.crescentduck.com/, https://www.crescentduck.com/about/our-history) and dated 2026-09-02. Verify at the FSIS directory. LocalMeat.org is not affiliated with FSIS or with this establishment; listing is not an endorsement.

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