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Barnevelder
This breed was originated in the district of Barneveld, Holland, and stock was imported into this country about 1921, with the brown egg...
Appenzeller Spitzhauben Chickens
History The Appenzeller originates from Switzerland and will lay well on little food. They...
Asil
This standard refers to the small Asil (often called ‘Reza’ Asil, which term actually applies only to birds of 3 1/2 – 4lbs, or ‘Rajah’ ...
How to Start a Chicken Farm Business
It's one thing to start a chicken farm, but to start an actual business out of it is something else entirely. You are not only going...
Brahma
Although the name Brahma is taken from the river Brahmaputra in India, it is now generally agreed that they were created in America from l...
Egg laying Hens
Egg-laying Systems Hens in commercial egg production begin their lives at a chicken-breeding farm. Then at around 20 weeks of age the...
Booted Bantam
These have a complex history which spreads over Great Britain, Germany (where they are named Federfuflge Zwerghuhner), The Netherlands (...
Belgian bantams
Belgian bantams standardized in Britain are Barbu d’Anvers (Bearded Antwerp, clean legs), Barbu d’Uccle (Bearded Uccle, feathered leg...
Australorp
The claim that the Australorp - an abbreviation of Australian black Orpington - is the prototype of the black Orpington, as original...
Andalusian Chickens
History This breed originates and takes its name from the Spanish province of Andalusia a...
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