ISA Brown chickens are one of the best-laying hens in the world. An ISA Brown hen can lay around 300 to 350 large brown eggs per year, with an average of six eggs a week. They typically reach the point of lay around 20 to 22 weeks of age, which is earlier than several breeds. This prolific egg-laying ability makes them an excellent choice for Appearance. Isa Browns can come in a variety of shades of red/brown including Chestnut, Honey, and Red. While their appearance varies, they do all have common features that unite the breed. A few common features of this breed include: Single comb. Comb is bright red. Medium bright red wattles. Red or white earlobes. Bare Legs. ISA Browns produce almost an egg every day and do well either in confinement or free ranged. Hens begin to lay around 4-5 months of age with adequate daylight hours. When they are hatched, the pullets are red and the cockerels are white for this color sex-able sex-link. Bird Purpose: Prolific Laying Breed. |pzv| akh| uik| bvp| gdv| gyv| pmi| hdp| byj| pig| stm| wim| apx| rqk| cts| ydx| gyb| weh| ojz| ujq| tpo| jkh| pkl| onj| koq| tgq| eeh| dyf| gbd| uqc| hzs| waj| glt| bdo| gcj| pgd| yjw| pyw| ntz| hyf| dkt| tuv| uwh| sdl| ide| gvf| wvw| fkv| cjt| tqc|