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A diet really high in fruit might require calcium supplementation in the form of oyster shell. Most fruit is pretty low in calcium. I seem to recall reading that blackberries are the only fruit that are relatively high in calcium, something like 46 mg per 1 cup serving.

I've always fed my chickens fruit or whatever else extra I have, no problems in terms of laying, and they like it. As long as they have access to whatever is your standard feed, layer pellets or whatever, it should be fine. I guess if they ONLY had fruit and vegetables, after a while it...