Good to know! I typically try to steer clear of the high production super layers when I can, because they typically get reproductive issues and don't live long. Hopefully she doesn't have those genes.
Same. Her favaucana mother started at 8 months but she lays one egg a day like an high production breed. She also is a serial broody so she tipically lays 30 eggs in 30 days, then she goes broody and I let her sit, hatch and raise babies for 1 month, then she goes back laying 30 more eggs, repeat. That way she can rest her ovaries for a couple of months. I breed her because I want to pass her salmon faverolle color and her breeding skills. We'll see how it goes with passing the genes of the cons, which are too high production of very small eggs.
That's really smart of you! It's good to let them have a rest. Best of luck with her offspring.
