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Empordanesa Chicken

Breed Origin:

The Empordanesa chicken breed originated in the Empordà region of Catalonia, Spain. The breed was developed over time through the selection of local chicken breeds, resulting in a unique breed that is well-suited to the region's hot and dry climate.

Uses:

Empordanesa chickens are primarily kept for egg production. They are known for their excellent egg-laying abilities and can lay up to 200 large, white eggs per year. In addition to their egg-laying abilities, Empordanesa chickens are also known for their high-quality meat.

Large Fowl:

Empordanesa chickens are a large fowl breed. Roosters typically weigh between 3.5 to 4.5 kg, while hens weigh between 2.5 to 3.5 kg.

Weight:

Rooster: 3.5-4.5 kg

Hen: 2.5-3.5 kg

Cockerel:

A young male chicken, usually less than a year old and has not yet reached sexual maturity.

Hen colour:

Empordanesa hens have a unique appearance, with black and white striped feathers on their necks and chests and black feathers on their wings and tails. They also have white feathers on their bodies.

Egg Colour:

Empordanesa chickens lay large, white eggs.

Average Egg Weight:

Empordanesa chickens lay eggs that weigh around 60-70 grams on average.

Egg Quantity:

Empordanesa chickens are excellent egg layers and can lay up to 200 large, white eggs per year.

Note: All weights are given in kilograms.