Light affects laying cycle, age, feed. Summer is our best time for them, obviously! My goldens are the least productive. And the most social!
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Please post a picture of your blue eggs. I wasn't aware that stock carrying that gene was present in the US.Love love love that picture. Perfect example of the different egg styles! We have one that lays sky blue painted eggs.
The longer days here are definitely helping.
Please post a picture of your blue eggs. I wasn't aware that stock carrying that gene was present in the US.
Regarding the previous posters with birds not laying daily, have you ever culled your flocks based on thrift? Even when I start with the best breeding stock there will be culls among them. Having seven birds only lay five eggs per day during full production is a perfect example of having less than thrifty birds in your flocks. The traits that cause those birds to not be thrifty will stay in your flock until you remove the offending birds.
My blues came from a fawn roo X a tux hen - I'd been breeding for fawn tuxedos. I have a fawn tux roo out of that line, so I may cross him back to the tux hens and see if can get more.