
Cackle Hatchery use’s our F1 Olive Egger hens and we cross it back with a mix of males of the Black Tailed Red Marans, Black Ameraucana and Cream Legbar. This…
Continue ReadingCackle Hatchery use’s our F1 Olive Egger hens and we cross it back with a mix of males of the Black Tailed Red Marans, Black Ameraucana and Cream Legbar. This…
Continue Reading…of hatch. This method works only with hybrid chicks developed by crossing a slow feathering female, such as a Cochin, with a fast feathering male, such as a Marans. The…
Continue Reading…true Ameraucanas and French Marans — are more difficult to sex than others, making the accuracy more like 70 to 80%. We do not offer sexing for all the breeds…
Continue Reading…layers might be Barnevelder, Empordanesa, Marans, Penedesenca or Welsumer. The darker the shell color of the brown egg layer, the richer the shell color of the Olive Egger’s eggs. Using…
Continue Reading…to nearly black. Eggs with the darkest shells are laid by Barnevelders, Marans, Penedesencas, and Welsumers. Because the brown color is on the outside of the shell, the inside of…
Continue Reading… If you want to try this for yourself just for fun, or as a school science project, some of the rapid feathering breeds are Andalusian, Campine, Leghorn, Marans, and…
Continue Reading…150 medium to large brown-shell eggs per year. Cochin — 110 to 160 medium to large brown-shell eggs per year. Marans — 150 to 200 large eggs per year with…
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