I have a Rhode Island Red who has begun to lay very light colored yolks ( a month or so at this point.). The other hen ( a americana) lays normal colored yolks. Both get same food, same coop , no rooster etc. Any explanations. Thanks. Drew
Another article lists for individual hens, with what are probably not flock-wide or diet causes. http://scialert.net/fulltext/?doi=ajar.2011.1.16&org=12 • Worms (Coutts and Wilson, 1990) • Any factor which inhibits liver function, subsequent lipids metabolism and deposition of pigment in the yolk. For example, mycotoxicosis caused by aflatoxin B1 (Zaghini et al., 2005) • Coccidiosis, although this is rare in adult hens
