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Why my hens eggs are different colours. They are all the same colour from supermarket hens because they chose the breed that lays the most eggs Supermarket layers lay around 7 a week My coloured egg layers lay around 5 My silly breeds lay 2-4, then get broody and...

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th88vor 6 Tagen

Recently switched to a more expensive Burford Buff… totally different taste, texture, and most likely nutritional value. The cheaper (still weren’t cheap) ones were getting more and more watery with pale yolks. Disgusting things floating in the white often as well…

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NuclearGnomevor 6 Tagen

For those whose hens don’t lay in the winter, full spectrum lights along with the heat lamps and some pepper in the feed will help.

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RWDvor 6 Tagen

Thank you. Another school day.

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Lightvor 6 Tagen

Lazy hens 😂

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Stevex7vor 6 Tagen

I know who's eggs with taste the best 😋

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DABvor 6 Tagen

Mine lay fuck all , all winter

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John Olooneyvor 6 Tagen

I need to hit your place for an omelet for sure. 😉 Do the various colours taste different at all Leilani ? You are totally correct on supermarket breeds they use the hens that yield the most yes. Ive always felt that people should be keeping their own Hens. Minimum of a couple, such a good and critical food source.

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Paul Reynoldsvor 6 Tagen

They don’t lay much in winter so you have to preserve the eggs?

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They are wonderful Leilani. The hens and the eggs. Lucky lady.

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TK-421vor 6 Tagen

I want the blue ones

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ukchef1vor 6 Tagen

I say , i say , i never knew leghorn was a real chicken breed 😂

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ElliotM22vor 6 Tagen

Whats a good breed for 4 birds in a medium size gardener garden?

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William Jonesvor 6 Tagen

Interesting learning all the time 😜

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andyvor 6 Tagen

nearly all the colours of a rainbow

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TK-421vor 6 Tagen

You can play Lelaini Dowding simulator here Hold onto your chickens.... 🐔

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redwolfe_98vor 6 Tagen

the multi-colored eggs are nice. one egg a day sounds like too much.

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Steve Tabletvor 6 Tagen

leilani, you might think I;m mental, but my Granny's when the ladies got broody hot flushes , she used to make me play my Oboe. I am not kidding, just sit don there practicing and over a couple of days of them being more outside strutting the temp came down.

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Shelley Fullervor 6 Tagen

Have you got any 'Polish Frizzles' yet? Or have I missed them..... These little chickens look so cute with their feathers.....

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English Man Dan 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿vor 6 Tagen

I want to know which one lays the golden egg? 🥚

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Clayton Johnvor 6 Tagen

plus, you know where the eggs came from vs who knows from any commercial entity nowdays what steroids or preservatives are in play. When the gov launched that h1n1 bird flu second time around, just before covid, remember they had to burn chicken farms down.

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Puny Parrotvor 6 Tagen

Explain to the 2-4 (they know who they are) that they're for the pot if they don't buck their ideas up.

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Ru8by6oyvor 6 Tagen

Probably a silly question, but do they taste any different?

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