Langshan
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Langshans come from China and are tall, graceful chickens with feathered legs and a deep chest. They are calm, cold hardy and lay brown eggs, sometimes with a plum tint, and are now rare in the US.
At a glance
The tradeoffs, honestly
Langshans are rare, so breeding stock can be related. Their feathered feet collect mud.
Common questions
Are Langshans rare?
Yes. They are listed by The Livestock Conservancy.
What health checks should chicks or pullets have?
Ask whether chicks were vaccinated for Marek's disease at hatch and whether the flock is NPIP-certified, which covers pullorum-typhoid and usually avian influenza. Look for clear eyes, clean vents and quiet breathing, and quarantine new birds for 30 days.
What color are Langshan eggs?
Brown, sometimes with a plum tint.
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