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"If the parents were not good producers the offspring most likely will not be good producers."![]()
The following is my experience and opinion on the matter.
Most important is to have good parent stock for the hens you choose. If the parents were not good producers the offspring most likely will not be good producers.
My Black Austrolorp flock from days gone by were excellent layers of large to extra large brown eggs. I got 25+
eggs a day from 30 ausseis. The Aussies I have now are not nearly as productive. I have 2 aussies and get perhaps 4 eggs a week when they are not molting or being broody.
As for quality well that comes from what you feed them.
So I would have to know the parents, which means I would have to raise them with a rooster? Right ?
I cant have a rooster I am in the city, unfortunately, altho, I do know a farmer lady.......ooohhhh, thank you, I had not thought about this. I am
just getting through fermenting,
Thanks.