Good info!
But this is a bit strange:
Most heritage breeds lay 60 - 180 eggs a year. And don’t lay during winter with little daylight.
But this is a bit strange:
Maybe industrial laying hybrids do so. There are Rhode Island Reds who are heritage breed and Reds that are production breed.
Most heritage breeds lay 60 - 180 eggs a year. And don’t lay during winter with little daylight.
My 6 bantams (most older than 5) laid about 16 small eggs last week. In winter I had no eggs at all for about 2 months. The younger ones (2-4yo) lay about 1egg every other day and started to lay in January. The oldies started laying very recently.