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Have the first and second generation bred back to the original Cornish Cross to improve size if needed.

They probably like scrambled eggs in the mornings.

Try giving the hens crushed oyster shells, so that the egg shell will be thicker and maybe it will support the weight of the hens.

I would like to see comments from individuals who have actually raised and bred the Cornish Cross chickens, and to share what results they got from it, if the chicks grow as large and as fast as the stock parents. I have done it, but I would like to see what others have experienced, and more...

I would like to see individuals who have actually raised and bred Cornish Cross chickens and to share what results they got, such as if the chicks grew just as fast and as large as the parents. I did such a thing, but I would like to see and hear from others who have done similarly, to help...

Articles promoted by the Chicken Farm Industry perhaps? Could you get an article of yours to be published in any famous magazine? See where I am heading with this?

Did someone tell you that, or did you arrive to that conclusion on your own? Just curious.

Cornish Cross chickens are a breed on their own (Purebred), the myth (lies) of it being a hybrid was spread and continues to be pushed by large chicken farms to avoid competition and prevent a large section of individual (private) chicken breeders from raising and hatching their own meat birds...