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Lavender Orpington and many other heritage breeds
A dual purpose breed that lays brown eggs at a good rate.
A dual purpose breed that lays brown eggs at a good rate.
White egg layer
Will lay around 275 green eggs per year.
Top egg producers of large brown eggs
Will lay around 295 dark brown eggs per year.
Will lay approximately 250 eggs per year.
A popular dual purpose breed that lays brown eggs at a good rate.
This dual-purpose bird produces large brown eggs.
A calm layer
High-production layer, producing around 295 eggs per year.
Producing approximately 275-300 white eggs per year.
Fill your order with whatever breed(s) we have the most of on your delivery date.
An attractive assortment of usually 3 different breeds of brown egg layers
Veteran of all the brown egg breeds
Top egg producers of large brown eggs
Top producer
Proven crossbreed
A calm layer
A good producer of large brown eggs, yet quiet and easy to handle.
One of the hardiest breeds to be found.
Top egg producers of large brown eggs
The Rustic Ranger is Frey’s heaviest coloured broiler.
Slow growing meat breed
Fast growing meat birds
Slower growing, colourful chickens.
Cornish Cross Giants are fast growing and great for roasters and fryers.
A dual purpose breed that lays brown eggs at a good rate.
A dual purpose breed that lays brown eggs at a good rate.
Top egg producers of large brown eggs
A popular dual purpose breed that lays brown eggs at a good rate.
This dual-purpose bird produces large brown eggs.
A calm layer
One of the hardiest breeds to be found.
Slow growing meat breed
Lavender Orpington and many other heritage breeds
Will lay around 275 green eggs per year.
Will lay around 295 dark brown eggs per year.
High-production layer, producing around 295 eggs per year.
Four types of geese are offered through Feathered Acres. Pictured: Emden gosling.
A wide variety of ducks are available through Feathered Acres. Pictured: Welsh Harlequin.
Great for meat, efficient weed eaters
