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New Hampshire Reds |
A old breed developed in 1915 in the state
of New Hampshire. These birds were bred for quick
growth and
feathering, vigor, plump carcass and big brown eggs. Try
some, they are a great birds
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California
Grey
Leghorn Our best white egg layer!
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Here
is a combination that offers you a high egg
production, optimal egg
weight and modest feed
consumption. It means that our White Leghorns
will always produce eggs for you at minimal cost. Egg quality
is assured,
and shell strength is consistently
good. Order some for great egg production
and
profits.
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| Our Best brown egg layer
Our best brown egg layer just got better! |
ISA Browns hold
about 60% of the World Brown Egg Market.
All
other egg laying breeds are judged and compared
to these.
They offer you exceptional egg output, resulting in low feed conversion.
Bred for large egg size, the in-built adaptability
allows you to produce
an average egg size from 62
to 65 grams or so. Isa
Browns have a current
livability of 97.3% and hen
housed average production to 76 weeks is 321
eggs.
Average egg weight is 62.8 g.
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| Rhode Island Reds
You are sure to like them! |
Another
fine all around breed that is a great brown egg
producer.
They are very hardy and make a dandy
small flock for layers.
They also make good
eating so you have a fine all purpose flock with
these
Reds.
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Light Brahmas
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Light Braham Very Attractive Bird. Color black with white
mix. Brow eggs also good for dual- Purpose with
feathered legs 
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| Barred Rocks
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Always
a favorite on the farm -- for years and years.
Very hardy --
a great dual purpose breed that
lays brown eggs, and they
are also dandy eating
birds. A good all around breed -- try some this
year.
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Golden Laced Wyandotte
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New Golden Laced Wyandottes lay good brown eggs. slow growing,
but still make a good dual-purpose.
This bird is very attractive.
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Jumbo Cornish Rock Cross
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It is a quiet bird, extremely
fast growing, well-feathered and has excellent
conformation. It
is the type that many hatcheries refer to as
"cornish cross"
and is fully capable of reaching a weight of 4 lbs. in 6 to 7 weeks.
They
also make excellent roasters, rapidly attaining the 7 to 8 lbs.
required for this type of bird.
The pullets ay a reasonable amount of eggs
for several months if not allowed to become too fat.
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Nutritional Requirements for Birds Above
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These are extremely fast growing meat type chicks and must be fed a high energy broiler ration of 23% protein for 4 weeks and a grower ration of 20% protein for the remainder of the growing period. Your feed dealer will help you with a good broiler feed. | ||||
| Buff Orpingtons
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An
old-time favorite. A nice quiet breed. They are a
beautiful buff color.
You can depend on them as
layers of lots of nice brown eggs.
And don't
forget -- they make dandy fryers and roasters.
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| Araucanas
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They
are called the Easter egg fowl because they lay
colored eggs:
blue, green, pink, and olive drab.Birds vary in size and color, some with
whiskers and others with muffs of feathers covering ears.
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| Black Australorps
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The Black Australorp is a
great bird. A very good brown egg layer.
Also good body size which makes this a
good dual purpose bird.
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Silver laced Wyandotte Silver & Black.
These deep wide
bodied brown birds are good egg layers
very
docile great
dual-purpose
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Best of two breeds, Barred Rock and Rhode Island cross.
These birds are excellent egg layers.Large body size make
a great dual-purpose bird. Hens are black with brown neck
feathers and the
males look like the barred rock males
Try some they're great!
(Big Brown Egg)
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