
White Layer Chicks
White layer chicks are bred mainly for commercial egg production and efficient feed use.
White layer chicks are bred mainly for commercial egg production and efficient feed use. They generally start laying at around 18–20 weeks of age with proper management. Good white-egg strains can produce around 300+ eggs per year, depending on the strain and farm conditions. They are known for good egg production with relatively low feed consumption, making feed efficiency an important advantage. White layers are suitable for farmers who want to focus on large-scale, consistent egg production.
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