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1) A quality balanced laying ration is critical. 2) Limit treats, including greens, to what they clean up in fifteen minutes each day so you don't imbalance the ration. 3) Oyster shell is a must; grit is needed if they are fed anything besides a commercial laying ration. 4) Chickens born...

Reality point. Birds bred to the standard often make poor utility birds. The fancier and more exotic the breed, generally the less productive. If you want lots of eggs, go with Black Stars and California Grays (best temperaments, although not as productive as Red Stars and White Leghorns.)...