Buyer question

How many eggs do Delaware poultry lay?

Our Animal Library lists the Delaware poultry at about 200 brown eggs a year (eggs).

Source: the Delaware poultry page in the Everybarn Animal Library. Delaware poultry in the Animal Library

The detail

Delawares were developed in Delaware in 1940 as a fast-growing meat bird, white with black barring on the neck and tail. They are calm, dual-purpose chickens and good layers, and are now kept as a heritage breed.

Egg output
4 out of 5 (Good steady layer)
Purpose
Eggs and meat
Best fit
Heritage flocks, homesteads
Hardiness
4 out of 5 (Hardy)

What to weigh

Delawares are heritage birds and less common, so good stock can take time to find.

More questions about the Delaware poultry