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So you have developed an organic feed that can speed up the 24-28 hour biological cycle of egg development within a chicken?

You should not reveal this to anyone, patent or copyright the formula and sell it to Purina, you will be rich beyond your wildest dreams.. :old
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Can a chicken lay more than one egg a day?
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seems there are a lot of people who get more than 1 egg/hen occasionally. watch out for those who think they know everything...just because they haven't experienced it yet. View attachment 2183396
https://4hlnet.extension.org/how-many-eggs-can-a-chicken-lay-in-one-day/

https://www.purinamills.com/chicken...o-chickens-lay-eggs-goals-for-laying-hens/amp

https://info.mannapro.com/homestead...g-production-in-backyard-chickens?hs_amp=true


I did not say on occasion a hen might lay two eggs a day, but to have half your chickens laying two eggs a day is a tad hard to swallow.

A more likely explanation is the eggs were not picked up at the same time each day and the hens laid the egg right after they were picked on day 1 and just before they were picked on day two. Giving the chicken over 24 hours for the egg to develop.


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https://4hlnet.extension.org/how-many-eggs-can-a-chicken-lay-in-one-day/

https://www.purinamills.com/chicken...o-chickens-lay-eggs-goals-for-laying-hens/amp

https://info.mannapro.com/homestead...g-production-in-backyard-chickens?hs_amp=true


I did not say on occasion a hen might lay two eggs a day, but to have half your chickens laying two eggs a day is a tad hard to swallow.

A more likely explanation is the eggs were not picked up at the same time each day and the hens laid the egg right after they were picked on day 1 and just before they were picked on day two. Giving the chicken over 24 hours for the egg to develop.


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i didn't say everyday..i said it has happened several times
 
Usually a hen will regularly lay x amount of eggs per week. and physically take a break. The break between egg laying sessions some times occurs in the middle of a day... Egg in Morning Egg in Afternoon or evening. Its rare but it does happen.

I have never experienced this but have read about it in several places on the internet. I am a Fact checker. And have perused hundreds of sites on the subject. Even some College sites.

I suspect it happens with young hens who haven't Got into full production yet.

anyone can tell me I am blowing hot air.. dont care. Not a true expert.

deb
 
Usually a hen will regularly lay x amount of eggs per week. and physically take a break. The break between egg laying sessions some times occurs in the middle of a day... Egg in Morning Egg in Afternoon or evening. Its rare but it does happen.

I have never experienced this but have read about it in several places on the internet. I am a Fact checker. And have perused hundreds of sites on the subject. Even some College sites.

I suspect it happens with young hens who haven't Got into full production yet.

anyone can tell me I am blowing hot air.. dont care. Not a true expert.

deb
Do you play an expert on TV?
 

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