INTRODUCING THE WHITE ORPINGTON BREED

INTRODUCING THE WHITE ORPINGTON BREED!!

White Orpingtons are a pure white variety of the Orpington chicken breed, known for their docile and gentle nature, large size, and good egg-laying abilities. They are a popular choice for both backyard chicken keepers and show birds.

White Orpington hens are known for being good egg layers, averaging between 200 and 250 eggs per year, according to the The Orpington Club. Their eggs are typically light brown or have a pinkish tint. Some hens may even lay upwards of 230 eggs per year in their early years.

Here’s a more detailed look at their egg laying:
Average Production: White Orpingtons typically lay around 200-250 eggs per year.
Egg Color: The eggs are usually a light brown or have a pinkish tint.

Cold Hardiness: They are cold-hardy and can continue to lay eggs even during the colder months.

Broodiness: White Orpingtons are also known for being broody and good mothers, which can sometimes affect egg production when they are sitting on eggs.

Maturity: Hens typically reach maturity and start laying at 5-7 months of age.
Supplemental Light: To maintain egg production during shorter daylight hours, supplemental lighting may be necessary

For lovers of the pure white breed , chicks will be ready in 3 weeks time