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Will be at Woodstock Fair on Saturday. Please stop by the CT Poultry Assoc exhibit and say hello!
Went in there Sat for food - nice store and good prices! So nice not to have to drive 30 min for feed/supplies anymore.
Now I have what is probably a dumb question. When pullets start laying do they lay every day or skip a day? I know I have 3 brown eggers laying and 2 green eggers laying but only getting 3-4 eggs a day. Only one pullet has been regular for the last week and the others are new in the last several days. Today we had 3 brown eggs and one green - missing a green who had her first egg on Sat. On Sun we were missing a brown egg.
Susan
No dumb questions here. How many they lay depends on the breed, but even the breeds that are the best layers take a day off every few days. What do you have?
All good layers. You'll eventually get a sense of what to expect from them. For instance, my 2 year old Orp might take every 5th day off, but my 3 year old EEs might take off every 3rd day. It's tricky to tell who is doing what if you have many birds that lay eggs the same color. A coop cam helps allot for that!The brown egg layers are at least 2 of the 3 red sex link - possibly a silver laced wyandotte who is very "red" but I haven't caught her in the act so it could be the 3rd red six link - the 2 young roosters gravitate towards them. The other 2 are Easter Eggers. The red sex link are 19 weeks as is one of the EE's that I know is laying. The other EE I know is laying is 20 weeks and that Wyandatte is also 20 weeks.
That's a cool fair by the way,went there for the first time last year!Does the association have a booth at goshen fair???