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I'm just concern for the quality of next generation. Will the next generation be more close to the quality of heritage or the commercial one?

I have Rhode Island Red(RIR) Heritage Males and RIR Commercial Females, will there chicks be Heritage or Commercial? Which will be dominant gene? or will the chicks be more close to Heritage quality then the commercial one? I know they are a lot of questions but please be simple so that I can...

That's probably the best solution by far. Thanks

I can't tell who is selling the non cross breed Australorp. i once went to buy the 3 month old chicks some of them had brown feathers and the owner said to me that his Australorp male had died due to which he used rir male breeders. as a result some of the chicks have brown feathers. He said...

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Yeah you're right... Most people in my country say that it all depends on the rooster... if a rooster is pure black their chicks will aslo be black. But i won't know until i try. Can you ask any professional in your area? if your are ok with it. I will really really appreciate your help

I don't want to play around... i want to be 100% sure. As you know i want to start hatchery of black Australorp... i want to be sure if by chance i buy Australorps that were crossed with rir but they are still pure black in color and when i sell their chicks, the buyer doesn't come back after 3...

Thanks alot for your help... I'm still not convinced though if anyone can still help me I'm still here to hear from you. And Again thanks for your help in advance.

So you are saying if i select pure black colored chicks and they do not show any brown leakage at age 6 month, their next generation will not have any brown leakage? if i understand you correctly.

Sorry for this long post but i think it's necessary. In my country Pure Black Australorp are becoming very famous due to new breed in my country. Almost in every city people have made hatcheries and it's becoming a very booming business. I myself have kept only a few australorp's and sold a-lot...