This post talks about "The Minorca Rooster and Leghorn Hens." The Minorca origins from Minorca, Spain. Other common names:
- Gallina de Menorca (in Catalan)
- Menorquina (in Spanish).
The Minorca was imported by J.J. Fultz to Ohio, USA in 1884. Then, spreading across America.
Since our areas are warm and humid during summer, this breeding is suitable enough to grow well.
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The Leghorn hen was origin to Tuscany region, Italy, then export to America in 1828. Americans called its as "Italians" initially.
Leghorn hens are amazingly producing a great number of eggs compared to other breeding.
The breeding could produce eggs at average of 250 eggs per year. The Leghorn hens produce eggs from 4 months old to several years.
Do you know about a Leghorn hen and a Minorca Rooster?
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the roosters look so busy in getting fed
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We talked about chicken at previous posts, the topics include "Chickens Enjoying Freedom Outside" and "The Free Ranging Chickens."
A large and happy family ;)
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Those eggs must be very tasty!
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Beautiful chickens and great harvests.
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Buenas noches, te deseo una muy feliz semana final del mes. Un abrazo.
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We talked about chicken at previous posts, the topics include "Chickens Enjoying Freedom Outside" and "The Free Ranging Chickens."
It's fascinating to learn about their origins and how they've adapted to different environments over the years. And those eggs must indeed be a delicious reward for their hard work!
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Che belle le galline ed è ancora più bello il fatto che possano muoversi liberamente all'aria aperta.
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Lovely hens, I used to keeper 'till the Fox get them, I not blame the Fox, I left the night one. Next day, they were gone...........
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We talked about chicken at previous posts, the topics include "Chickens Enjoying Freedom Outside" and "The Free Ranging Chickens."
Desconhecia, completamente, estes galos e galinhas.
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Lindas fotos.
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Feliz fin de semana, Un abrazo.
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ReplyDeleteLove the cute chickens, the eggs are so colorful. Thank you for the info and for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, enjoy your day and have a great new week!
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We talked about chicken at previous posts, the topics include "Chickens Enjoying Freedom Outside" and "The Free Ranging Chickens."
The eggs are very pretty and I've heard of this hen but not the rooster. How interesting!
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Qué curioso esos huevos de colores!
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