Brown Layer Birds
Brown layer birds are commercial egg-laying birds mainly kept for brown egg production.
Brown layer birds are commercial egg-laying birds mainly kept for brown egg production. They generally start laying at around 18–20 weeks of age with proper management. Good commercial strains can produce around 280–330 eggs per year, depending on the strain and farm conditions. They need a balanced layer feed with adequate calcium for strong eggshells and consistent production. Brown layers are suitable for farmers looking for regular egg production and steady income from commercial egg farming.
Official Specifications & Key Features
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