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15 pounds is really nothing compared to a Broiler Sire Line, they get to be 20+ pounds at the end of their reproductive life, also it takes 3 years for JG to get to 15 pounds, Broiler sire lines will get to that size in no time, how fast they grow is what gives them the health issues, not how...

He is referring to the Grand Parent Lines for Linebreeding/inbreeding

I am talking about regular people that are not into breeding their own chickens for sustainability, people with low income that are conserned about feeding their families and don't put much attention to the higher standard of Animal Walfare in Europe and the USA. The CornishX has made high...

To People in Europe and developed countries like the USA that have more resources and access to large strain of breeds, but in most of the world where local chickens are dual purpose but on the smaller side and inefficient really don't have a choice for low price high protein source.

Try doing the math for just how much feed it will take to produce the same amount of chicken meat that is produced today with Delawares/Barred Rocks. That is just for feed, you need to take into account facilities to hold less productive breeders. Basically it will not be profitable and we...

The rest of the world has benefited from the exceptional feed conversion ratio of CornishX, setting aside all of the animal welfare issues, they along with Prolific egg layers have helped the world tremendously in our requirement for High Protein Source at a accessible price point. Otherwise the...

https://www.hubbardbreeders.com/products/conventional-females/7747-hubbard-f15.html Some people may think that Cornish and White Rocks are still being used as parents, well that is for sure out of the question in Grand Parent and Parent Line, but for Great-Grand Parent lines(which very...

This schematics is from Hubbard. The Final Terminal Cornish Cross will be. Males are Dw+/dw(regular sized as Dw+ is dominant over recessive sex linked dwarf dw), the Females will be Dw+/- from non-dwarf sire.

They get hatching eggs from specialized breeders of terminal chicks, they themselves(the specialized breeders) get the parent stock from Great Grand Parent Stock corporations(not many listed). To clarify a few things. The grand parent and parent lines of the terminal cornishx are feed...