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Black Star (Sexlink)
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

280 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

February 14, 2024

May 17, 2024

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black star hen.webp

Black Stars are a breed cross using Rhode Island Red males and Barred Plymouth Rock females. Being a sex linked variety of chicken, the male chicks have a white spot on the top of their heads and can be separated from the solid black female chicks when they hatch. This cross, which is used in commercial layer operations, is an efficient producer of large brown eggs. They have excellent livability, and hens from this cross weigh about 5 1/2 lbs. and can be salvaged for fowl meat.

New Hampshire Red
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

220 Per Year

EXPECTED:

February 14, 2024

April 5, 2024

June 7, 2024

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New Hampshire Red Hen.webp

New Hampshire Reds were developed in the early 1900's with Rhode Island Reds as the foundation stock. They were selected for early growth and maturity, meat production and production of large brown eggs. New Hampshire Red chicks are light red with lighter chests and wing tips. They have single combs and clean, yellow legs and feet. Adult plumage is primarily chestnut red with a black tail. Males will appear to be slightly darker because the male sickle, hackle, back, covert and wing bow plumage is a deeper chestnut color.

Barred Rock
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Extra Large

EGG COUNT:

240 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

February 14, 2024

March 6, 2024

April 12, 2024

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Barred Plymouth Rock.webp

Barred Plymouth Rocks are one of America’s oldest and most popular breeds (1869). They are an excellent dual purpose breed, known for their efficient production of large brown eggs. They are good winter layers, cold hardy, heat hardy, and are moderate foragers. All of their plumage is black and white barred which is the result of the barred (B) gene. Because males are homozygous for the allele (BB) they are therefore lighter.

Easter Egger
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

Green, Blue

EGG SIZE:

Medium

EGG COUNT:

240 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

February 14, 2024

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Easter Egger Hen.webp

Easter Eggers are multicolored with pea combs, beards, muffs and clean, light black or gray legs and feet. They lay bluish green eggs with the occasional bird laying brown eggs.  Easter Eggers are excellent producers of eggs, are cold tolerant, and generally very friendly birds.

Brown Leghorn
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

White

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

230 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

February 23, 2024

June 21, 2024

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brown leghorn hen.webp

Brown Leghorn chicks are brown with two light brown streaks down the back. They have single combs and clean, yellow legs and feet. Adult males have an orange-red head, with hackles that shade to orange-yellow at the shoulder. The front neck, main tail, breast, body and lower back is black. The back, saddle and wingbows are orange red with dull black primaries and secondaries. Adult females have a deep orange head and a light orange neck with black stripes down the middle of each feather. The front of the neck and breast are salmon. The wing fronts, bows, coverts, back and tail coverts are dark brown tipped with light brown. The tail, wing primaries and wing secondaries are brown.

Silver Laced Wyandotte
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

220 Per Year

EXPECTED:

February 23, 2024

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Silver Laced Wyandottes are black with white streaks down the back. The chest and abdomen may be either gray or white, and the wing tips are white. They have a rose comb with yellow and gray, clean legs and feet. Adult males have a white head with each feather having a black stripe. The neck is greenish black with narrow white lacing, the back is white, and the tail is black. The breast feathers are white with greenish black lacing. Adult females have the same white feathers with greenish black lacing on their body, back, breast and lower thighs. The female head is white, and the tail is black.

White Rock
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

240 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

February 23, 2024

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White Plymouth Rocks are the result of white sports of the barred variety. White Plymouth Rock chicks are smoky light yellow. They have single combs and clean, black or gray legs and feet. The feathers of adult White Rocks are white, with yellow shanks and feet. The White Plymouth Rock is used in the Cornish x Rock crosses that was developed for meat production, however, most pure White Plymouth Rocks are used for large brown egg production.

Ancona
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

White

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

260 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

February 23, 2024

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Anconas originated in Eastern Italy near the port of Ancona and were first known as Italians. Ancona chicks have black backs with white heads, chests, abdomens, and wing tips. They have single combs and clean, yellow legs and feet. Adults are greenish black, with about one in every five feathers tipped with white. They are sometimes referred to as Mottled Leghorns, as they are similar to Leghorns in body confirmation and white egg production.

Rhode Island White
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Extra Large

EGG COUNT:

240 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

March 1, 2024

May 31, 2024

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Rhode Island Whites were developed around 1900 from crosses that included Partridge Cochins, White Wyandottes, and Rose Comb White Leghorns. They are less well-known than Rhode Island Reds, but female Rhode Island Whites are used to produce the trendy Gold Star layers. Rhode Island White chicks are solid yellow or cream, with some having slightly darker heads. They have single combs and clean, yellow legs and feet. All the adult plumage is white, with the comb, wattles, and ear lobes being bright red.

Columbian Wyandotte
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

220 Per Year

EXPECTED:

March 1, 2024

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Columbian Wyandottes were developed from a cross of White Wyandottes and Barred Plymouth Rocks. Columbian Wyandotte chicks have gray backs with light yellow heads, wing tips, and chests. They have rose combs and clean, yellow legs and feet. Adult males and females have a similar plumage, primarily white with black markings. The wing primaries are black or black edges while the secondaries have a black inner web and white outer web. The tail is green-black except for the top two feathers, which may be laced with white, and the coverts may or may not be laced with white.

Buff Minorca
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

White

EGG SIZE:

Extra Large

EGG COUNT:

200 Per Year

EXPECTED:

March 1, 2024

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Minorcas were brought to England in the 1800s from the island of Minorca in the Mediterranean off the coast of Spain. Buff Minorca chicks are buff or straw-colored, with some having a small brown spot on the head. They have single combs and clean, white legs and feet. Adult males and females' plumage is golden buff, and has large white earlobes.

Red Star (Sexlink)
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

280 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

March 6, 2024

March 15, 2024

May 31, 2024

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Red star hen.webp

Red Stars are a breed cross using Rhode Island Red males and Delaware females. Being a sex linked breed, the females are primarily red while the males are primarily white; therefore, the sexes can be separated immediately following hatching. This layer is used in many commercial layer operations. They have excellent livability, and are very efficient producers of large brown eggs. Mature hens will weigh about 5 1/2 lbs. and can be salvaged for fowl meat.  

Light Brahma
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Medium

EGG COUNT:

160 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

March 6, 2024

May 10, 2024

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Light Brahma.webp

Brahma chickens are exceptionally quiet, gentle, and easy to handle. Their small pea comb, great size, and heavy plumage make them almost immune to cold weather. They have feathered legs and lay brown eggs. The Brahma hen makes an excellent mother to chicks and a child friendly pet. The Brahmas stand out in a flock and are good meat birds.

Polish - Not Sexed
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USES:  

Ornamental

EGG COLOR: 

White

EGG SIZE:

Extra Small

EGG COUNT:

104 Per Year

EXPECTED:

March 6, 2024

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This breed is adorned with large crests that nearly cover the entirety of the head. This crest limits their vision, and as a result can affect their temperament. Thus, though normally tame, they may be timid and easily frightened. Polish chickens are bred primarily as a show bird, but were originally productive egg layers. Accordingly, Polish rarely go broody and are noted for their white eggs.

Ideal 236
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

White

EGG SIZE:

Extra Large

EGG COUNT:

280 Per Year

EXPECTED:

March 15, 2024

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Ideal 236 hen.webp

The Ideal 236 is a breed cross layer developed by Ideal Poultry in the 1960’s and is the most productive, efficient layer sold by Ideal. The breed was specifically bred to be resistant to Mareks disease and although not a show bird a very high producing vigorous breed, with the ability to lay high quality eggs (exterior) for a long period of time without molting.

Blue Star (Sexlink)
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

280 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

March 15, 2024

June 21, 2024

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Blue Stars are a cross between a Blue Andalusian and a Barred Rock. Chicks will be blue, grey, or splash. Their size, temperament, and production will mimic that of a Barred Rock.

Production Red
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Extra Large

EGG COUNT:

280 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

March 20, 2024

May 3, 2024

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Production Red.webp

Production reds are a breed developed for the purpose of efficient production of large brown eggs. Production Reds are sometimes called "cherry eggers" produce the largest eggs of any of the dual purpose brown egg breeds and crosses. Mature hens weigh only about 5 pounds and because of this small body size do not produce a large amount of fowl meat following their use as laying hens.

Rhode Island Red
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

280 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

March 20, 2024

May 10, 2024

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Rhode Island Reds.webp

The Rhode Island Red is an American chicken breed. It was developed in the late nineteenth century in Massachusetts and Rhode Island by cross-breeding birds of Oriental origin such as the Malay with brown Leghorn birds from Italy. It was formerly a dual-purpose breed, raised both for meat and for eggs; modern strains have been bred for their egg-laying abilities.

Black Australorp
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

260 Per Year

EXPECTED:

March 20, 2024

April 12, 2024

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Black Australorp.jpg

Black Australorp is an abbreviation of the name Australian Black Orpington. They were developed in Australia from Black Orpingtons with an emphasis on egg production. Black Austrolorp chicks are primarily black with white wing tips, chest and abdomen. They have single combs and clean, white and black legs and feet. Adults have solid black plumage with a notable green sheen that is more pronounced in the sunlight. Like most black varieties, they may have some white in the wing tips before they reach maturity.

Delaware
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

220 Per Year

EXPECTED:

March 22, 2024

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Delaware.jpg

Delawares were developed in Delaware from off-colored sports of a Barred Plymouth Rock and New Hampshire Red Cross. They have a similar genetic makeup to Barred Plymouth Rocks, except that they lack the E gene that allows for the extension of black, therefore limiting the black plumage to the hackles, primaries, secondaries, and tail feathers. Delaware chicks are primarily light yellow or cream colored, with some having a few black specks or spots, mostly on top of the head, wings, and wing tips. They have single combs and clean, yellow legs and feet. Adults have a similar body shape to New Hampshire Reds with a Columbian plumage pattern.

Olive Egger
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

Olive Green

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

200 Per Year

EXPECTED:

April 5, 2024

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Olive Eggers are crossed between Easter Eggers and a Barnevelder or a Welsummer. This will create a multi-colored pattern similar to Easter Eggers with beards and muffs. They are excellent layers of olive-colored eggs, with the occasional bird laying brown eggs.

Partridge Chantecler
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

240 Per Year

EXPECTED:

April 5, 2024

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The Partridge Chantacler originated in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, using Partridge Wyandottes, Partridge Cochins, Dark Cornish, and Rose Comb Brown Leghorns. Partridge Chantacler chicks are primarily dark brown, with light brown on their back, wings, face, chest, and abdomen. They have cushion combs and clean, yellow legs and feet. Adult males have greenish-black plumage with red lacing on the back, saddle, and hackle feathers. Their breast, sickle, and tail feathers are also greenish-black, while their head, upper back, and wing bows are primarily red. Adult females have black hackle and wing feathers, while most of the remaining plumage is reddish bay with some black penciling.

Welsummer
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Speckled Dark Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

200 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

April 5, 2024

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The Welsummer is a large, upright, active bird with a broad back, full breast, large full tail and single comb. Welsummers have a docile and friendly personality. The famed Kellogg's Rooster was a Welsummer chicken. The Welsummer roosters are glorious with their beautiful shades of red and black. They are a fast growing bird and a rare breed in the United States.

Buff Orpington
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

200 Per Year

EXPECTED:

April 12, 2024

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Buff Orpington.webp

Orpingtons are raised as a general purpose fowl, producing a heavy carcass and plenty of brown eggs. Buff Orpingtons are a golden variety of the breed which are easy to dress and have pinkish white skin. Their heavy full plumage make them excellent winter layers. They can do well in both confinement or free range. They are quiet, docile and even somewhat affectionate toward handlers. They are very cold-hardy and mature quickly.

Gold Laced Wyandotte
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

220 Per Year

EXPECTED:

April 12, 2024

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Gold Laced Wyandotte.jpg

The Golden Laced Wyandotte was developed in 1880 when a Silver Laced Wyandotte female were crossed with a crossbred Partridge Cochin and Brown Leghorn male. Golden Laced Wyandotte chicks are brown and black with brown streaks down the back. Some have a light chest, abdomen and wingtips. They have a rose comb with yellow and brown, clean legs and feet. The breast feathers are gold with greenish black lacing. Adult females have gold feathers with greenish black lacing on their body, back, breast and lower thighs. The female head is gold and the tail is black.

California White
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

White

EGG SIZE:

Extra Large

EGG COUNT:

280 Per Year

EXPECTED:

May 3, 2024

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California Whites are an efficient white egg layer developed in the 1950s at Dryden Poultry Breeding Farms in California by crossing California Gray males with White Leghorn females. California White chicks have single combs and are pale yellow with a few black spots. They have clean, yellow legs and feet. Adults have a primarily white plumage with a scattering of black spots along their long and deep body.

Black Jersey Giant
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Extra Large

EGG COUNT:

200 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

May 3, 2024

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Jersey Giant.webp

​​The Black Jersey Giant was developed in New Jersey as one of the largest breeds and is a true giant of the chicken world. The Black Jersey Giant is a calm and docile breed. The hens lay very large brown eggs, and are fair layers overall, known particularly as good winter layers. The birds are robust and fairly cold-hardy. The breed's plumage comes in blue as well as black and white; legs are willow in hue. Black Jersey Giant hens tend to go broody.

Cuckoo Maran
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

Dark Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

180 Per Year

EXPECTED:

May 3, 2024

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 Cuckoo Maran chicks are primarily black with a white spot on the top of the head. The front of the neck, wing tips and abdomen are white. They have single combs and clean, black and white feet and legs. All the plumage of adult Cuckoo Marans is cuckoo with each feather marked across with black and white bands. Because of the action of the barred gene, the male plumage is slightly lighter than the female. Female Marans lay extremely dark brown or rich chocolate colored eggs.

Blue Cuckoo Maran
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

Dark Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

180 Per Year

EXPECTED:

May 10, 2024

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Blue Cuckoo Marans chicks are primarily blue with a white spot on the top of the head. The front of the neck, wing tips, and abdomen are white. They have single combs and clean, black and white feet and legs. Adult plumage of Blue Cuckoo Marans is Blue Barred, with each feather marked across with blue and white bands. Because of the action of the barred gene, the male plumage is slightly lighter than the female. Female Marans lay extremely dark brown or rich chocolate-colored eggs. Some Blue Cuckoo Marans will have feathers on their feet.

Partridge Wyandotte
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

220 Per Year

EXPECTED:

May 10, 2024

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Partridge Wyandotte Hen.jpg

Partridge Wyandottes originated from crosses involving golden-laced Wyandottes, Partridge Cochins, and Winnebagos. Partridge Wyandotte chicks are light brown, with much darker head and body. They have rose combs and clean, brown and yellow legs and feet. Adult males have red heads and backs and greenish-black hackle and saddle feathers laced with red. The wing fronts are black, wing bows red, and coverts greenish black, forming a distinct wing bar when folded. The breast body and central tail feathers are black. Adult females have reddish bay heads. The plumage of the back, breast, and body is reddish bay with black penciling.

Gold Star (Sexlink)
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

280 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

May 17, 2024

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Golden Star Hen.webp

Developed as a Rhode island hybrid this is an efficient layer that is quick to mature. This cross is one of the most popular for use in commercial laying operations for large brown eggs however they do make good foragers as well. Being a sex linked variety of chicken, the males and females are born with distinctive coloration differences meaning that it is nearly impossible to accidentally take home a rooster. Adult males are solid white and have a body type similar to a Rhode Island Red. Adult female have a very light red body appearance with white tails, wing tips, hackles and body undercover.

Buff Brahma
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Medium

EGG COUNT:

160 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

May 17,2024

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Buff Brahma Hen.webp

 Buff Brahma chicks have black backs, gold heads and light-yellow wing tips and chest. They have pea combs and feathered feet and legs. Adults have a buff columbian plumage pattern and fully feathered shanks and toes. Their head is golden buff and hackle feathers are black laced with golden buff. The front of their neck, breast, body and back is white. The main tail is black with the coverts being laced with golden buff. They are considered a dual-purpose bird that lays brown eggs, but they are mainly kept for their unique appearance.

Blue Laced Red Wyandotte
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

200 Per Year

EXPECTED:

May 17, 2024

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blue laced red wyandotte.jpg

Blue Laced Red Wyandotte chicks are primarily brown, with some light blue to black on their backs and heads. They have a rose comb with yellow and brown, clean legs and feet. Adults have a primarily red plumage with blue lacing around the edges of each feather.

Production Black
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

White

EGG SIZE:

Extra Large

EGG COUNT:

240 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

May 31, 2024

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Like the Ideal 236, Production Blacks are a productive white egg layer that was developed initially at Ideal Poultry Breeding Farms, Inc. in the 1960s from White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, Anconas, and California Grays for resistance to Marek's Disease. Production Black chicks are primarily black with white abdomens, chests and wing tips, and a white spot on top of the head. They have single combs and clean, yellow legs and feet. The feathers of adult Production Blacks are barred, black and white. They have a similar body to the Ideal 236 and are slightly larger than a typical White Leghorn.

Silkies - Not Sexed
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USES:  

Ornamental

EGG COLOR: 

Tinted

EGG SIZE:

Extra Small

EGG COUNT:

150 Per Year

EXPECTED:

May 31, 2024

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In addition to their distinctive physical characteristics, Silkies are well known for their calm, friendly temperament. It is among the most docile of poultry. Hens are also exceptionally broody, and care for young well. Though they are fair layers themselves, laying only about three eggs a week, they are commonly used to hatch eggs from other breeds and bird species due to their broody nature.

Lavender Orpington
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Medium 

EGG COUNT:

180 Per Year

EXPECTED:

June 7, 2024

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Orpingtons are raised as a general purpose fowl, producing a heavy carcass and plenty of brown eggs. Lavender Orpingtons are a lavender-grey variety of the breed which are easy to dress. Their heavy full plumage make them excellent winter layers. They can do well in both confinement or free range. They are quiet, docile and even somewhat affectionate toward handlers. They are very cold-hardy and mature quickly.

Speckled Sussex
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

220 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

June 7, 2024

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Speckled Sussex hen.webp

Speckled Sussex chicks are dark brown with two light brown streaks down the back. They have white wing tips, chests, and abdomens. They have single combs and clean, white legs and feet. Adult females have mahogany bay plumage on their head, neck, back, breast, body, lower thigh, and tail coverts, and each feather is tipped with a small white spangle. The central tail is black, mottled with brown, and tipped with a white spangle, and the wing primaries are black and white. Adult males have similar plumage to the females except for the plumage of the head, neck, and back. The breed originated in Sussex County, England, for table poultry. 

Welbar
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

Dark Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

240 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

June 7, 2024

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Welbar hen.jpg

Welbar's is a cross between Welsummers and Barred Rocks. They are an Autosexing breed, with the hens looking like barred Welsummers and the rooster having a Crele plumage pattern.

Blue Australorp
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

240 Per Year

EXPECTED:

June 21, 2024

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blue australorp.jpg

Blue Australorps were developed in Australia from with an emphasis on egg production. Blue Australorp chicks are primarily blue with white wing tips, chest and abdomen. They have single combs and clean, white and black legs and feet. Adults have blue plumage. Like most blue varieties, plumage may vary from slate to deep blue.

Cornish Rock

USES:  

Meat 

 

MATURITY WEIGHT:

Male - 10lb

Female - 8.5lb

EXPECTED:

February 28, 2024

March 27, 2024

April 24, 2024

May 8, 2024

July 12, 2024

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Cornish Rock.jpg

Cornish Rocks are fast growing broiler crosses that are efficient producers of broiler meat. When broiler rations are fed, producers can expect a six pound broiler in six weeks or less. If feed is not restricted in adult birds the become very sluggish and tend to sit around eating most of the day. Birds can develop fluid retention or weak legs if growth occurs too quickly. If necessary restrict the feed to slow the growth rate if birds become overly sluggish.

Arctic Blue Egger
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

Blue

EGG SIZE:

Medium

EGG COUNT:

240 Per Year

EXPECTED: 

-WAITLIST-

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Arctic Blue Egger.jpg

Arctic Blue Eggers are new. This breed is a cross between a Brown Leghorn and a Cream Legbar. The adult plumage is multiple shades of brown, and they lay a bright blue medium-sized egg. 

Cream Legbar
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

Blue

EGG SIZE:

Medium

EGG COUNT:

220 Per Year

EXPECTED:

-WAITLIST-

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Cream Legbar.jpg

Cream Legbar chickens are an autosexing breed.  Males and females can be identified at hatch based on their color.  The Cream Legbar breed is known for its beautiful light blue or light green eggs. This breed has a little crest of feathers that grows up from behind their combs.

Blue Copper Maran
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Dark Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

200 Per Year

EXPECTED:

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Blue Copper Marans are a fun twist on the dark brown egg layer as they are dual purpose and, as the name suggests, are blue and copper. The Maran is a fair layer of medium-large eggs ranging in color from dark caramel to chocolate. Blue Copper Marans love to forage.  

Black Copper Maran
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

Dark Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

200 Per Year

EXPECTED:

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Black Copper Marans are primarily known for their sizeable dark chocolate brown eggs. Black Copper Marans eggs are the darkest of all the Marans varieties. As with all dark brown egg layers, the eggs are the darkest at the beginning of the laying cycle. The eggs will lighten slightly and then return to the darkest color after some time. Black Copper Marans do well on free range, causing less damage through heavy scratching. These feathered-legged birds are fast growers and are an excellent dual-purpose breed for the homestead or backyard flock.

Onyx Olive Egger
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

Olive Green

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

200 Per Year

EXPECTED:

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Onyx Olive Eggers are new. The breed is a mix of Black Copper Maran and Cream Legbar.  The adult plumage is Black with Gold Hackle Feathers, and they are excellent layers of large Olive colored eggs. 

Blue Olive Egger
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USES:  

Eggs

EGG COLOR: 

Olive Green

EGG SIZE:

Medium

EGG COUNT:

200 Per Year

EXPECTED:

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Blue Olive Egger- Are you looking for a Blue chicken that will add color to your egg basket? Look no further than our Blue Olive Eggers; these olive-laying beauties will lay an average of 200 eggs a year, will have blue plumage, and some will have a small crest. Add our Blue Olive Eggers to your backyard flock today to add beauty to your backyard and your egg basket.

Buff Chantecler
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

240 Per Year

EXPECTED:

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Chanteclers originated in Canada at the Oka Agricultural Institute in the early 1900s using Rhode Island Reds, White Wyandotte’s, Dark Cornish, White Leghorns, and White Plymouth Rocks. They were developed to be general-purpose birds that could withstand the harsh northern climate. Buff Chantecler chicks are solid buff-colored, with some having dark brown spots on top of the head. They have a cushion comb and clean, yellow legs and feet. Adults have a long, broad body covered with buff or straw-colored plumage.

Buff Wyandotte
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

220 Per Year

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The true origin of the Wyandotte is unknown. However, Dark Brahmas and Spangled Hamburgs were probably used to develop the original Silver Laced variety. Buff Wyandotte chicks are solid buff or straw-colored. They have rose combs and clean, yellow legs and feet. The adult surface plumage is an even shade of golden buff, with the males appearing to be slightly darker than their female counterparts.

Salmon Faverelle
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

Brown

EGG SIZE:

Large

EGG COUNT:

240 Per Year

EXPECTED:

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Faverolles originated in northern France in the village of Faverolle from Houdans, Dorkings, and Asiatic breeds. Salmon Faverolle are light yellow or cream-colored beards and muffs. They have single combs and feathers on their five-toed feet and legs. Adult males have black beards, muffs, front of neck, breast, body, central tail, lower thigh, leg, and toe plumage. The sickles, lesser sickles, and coverts of the tail are greenish-black, while the head, hackle, and saddle feathers are straw-colored. The wing fronts are black, the wing bows straw colored tinged with reddish brown, and the wing feathers are black-edged with white. Adult females have creamy white beards, muffs, front of neck, breast, body, leg, and toe plumage. The head, back, central tail, tail coverts, wing fronts, bows, and coverts are salmon-brown.

California Gray
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USES:  

Eggs, Meat

EGG COLOR: 

White

EGG SIZE:

Extra Large

EGG COUNT:

240 Per Year

EXPECTED:

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California Grays are a productive white egg layer that was developed initially at Ideal Poultry Breeding Farms, Inc. in the 1960s from White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, Anconas, and Production Blacks for resistance to Marek's Disease. California Gray chicks are primarily black with white abdomens, chests, wingtips, and a white spot on top of the head. They have single combs and clean, yellow legs and feet. The feathers of adult California Grays are barred, black and white. They have a similar body to the Ideal 236 and are slightly larger than a typical White Leghorn.

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