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Egg Production

Why Everyone’s Talking About Colored Egg Layers

Why Everyone’s Talking About Colored Egg Layers Quick answer Colored egg layers are chicken breeds and hybrids that lay blue, green, olive,…

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More Eggs Through The Winter

More Eggs Through The Winter Quick answer To get more eggs through the winter, give hens about 14 to 16 hours of…

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Store-Bought Eggs vs. Farm-Fresh Eggs. What’s the Real Difference?

When it comes to eggs, not all are created equal. I never fully understood just how different they could be until I…

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How to Clean Fresh Chicken Eggs the Right Way

  There’s something so special about walking out to the coop to collect fresh eggs! The hard shells, rich yolks and buttery…

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Can I Eat Fairy Eggs

Backyard chicken keepers love the little surprises their hens leave in the coop, and one of the most curious finds is the…

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How Old Are Chickens When They Start Laying Eggs?

I’ll never forget the first time I thought my hen, Coco, laid her first egg. I was so excited I told the…

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What Is the Rarest Color of Chicken Egg, and Who Lays It?

When most people picture chicken eggs, the familiar whites and browns come to mind first. But step into the world of backyard…

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How to Candle an Egg (and Spot a Growing Chick!)

How to Candle an Egg and Track Chick Development It’s spring, and for many backyard chicken keepers, that means one thing: new…

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How Many Eggs Does a Chicken Lay in a Day?

It’s spring, and you know what that means! Backyard flocks are booming. Thanks to rising egg prices, baby chicks are flying off…

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