Green egg laying chickens

If you're planning your first flock or considering adding some new birds, blue and green egg-laying hens ensure you'll have a colorful egg basket all year round and a fun talking point when you give eggs to family and friends. Blue & Green Egg Myths Do blue eggs taste different than "regular" eggs? No. Do blue eggs contain more or less cholesterol than eggs of other colors? No. Here's why — the quality of an egg's nutrition and an egg's taste is determined by diet. All eggs are formed in the…

Green Queens are a new variety of Easter Eggers and fairly new to the chicken world. Let's find out more about this friendly and hardy breed.

Have you ever wondered how chickens lay different colored eggs? We tell you which are the breeds of chickens that lay blue eggs. And pink. And chocolate!

Two terms you see a lot in this Rainbow Egging chicken world we live in are, “Easter Egger” and “Olive Egger”. These are catchy color terms for mixed breed chickens who can lay green eggs. The term Easter Egger has evolved to include any chicken who lays a non-typical egg color where the chicken that laid it doesn’t meet the standard of a documented breed. They are lovely mutts that have my heart, but those of us who breed for fun egg colors need to be diligent in labeling them as such…

Few things are more exciting than gathering olive green eggs from nesting boxes, which is why breeding Olive Egger Chickens can be quite fun!

Discover the top egg laying chickens for the most eggs. These top 10 egg laying chickens will give you lots of eggs. If you are wanting to raise a flock of laying hens, then these are the best chickens for laying eggs. Learn how to raise chickens for eggs. #layinghens #topegglayingchickens #raisingchickens #fresheggs #originalhomesteading

What are the best egg laying chickens? Which breeds should you consider when choosing your flock? Learn which…

Barred Rock chickens generally start laying eggs at about five months old. However, a few of them may take longer to transition to the "point of lay." Let's

Breed, feed, age, season - there are a lot of variables in chicken egg production. Get the answers you need with IFA's guide to the best laying hens.