How long before the eggs are up to the medium size? My new layers are laying some pretty small eggs!
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Gorgeous! That is my opinion.
I don't have an egg scale so I'm not sure when they are "technically" large, but my girls eggs that started out small are usually at what I would call large size by about six weeks. I have several SFH pullets that by six weeks were laying eggs larger than my year old EE's. Numbers wise they don't lay as many eggs as my EE's, but the size is great.How long before the eggs are up to the medium size? My new layers are laying some pretty small eggs!
I don't have an egg scale so I'm not sure when they are "technically" large, but my girls eggs that started out small are usually at what I would call large size by about six weeks. I have several SFH pullets that by six weeks were laying eggs larger than my year old EE's. Numbers wise they don't lay as many eggs as my EE's, but the size is great.How long before the eggs are up to the medium size? My new layers are laying some pretty small eggs!
I'm new to sfh too. My goals for selecting males is the most massive chest and best weight. My goals for selecting females is the most egg production using Bee's method of vent inspection.)
Culling by weight - what specifically are you wanting to keep weight-wise and why? (This is a new to sfh question )
wow, that's fantastic!! bravo!!I couldn't resist and did artwork of Soren - one of Greenfire Farm's first SFH roos. It's in poster form on Zazzle if anyone is interested. Here's the Link.
This is what it looks like, but of course the poster won't have the water mark. LOL!