A breed of large, white domestic goose, originally developed in Emden, Germany.
Named after the city of Emden in northwestern Germany, where the breed was developed and refined for meat and egg production.
The Embden goose is famous among farmers because it's one of the largest goose breeds and grows incredibly fast—a single bird can weigh over 10 pounds, making it prized for both meat and down feathers.
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