Brown and White Leghorn

White Leghorn and Brown Leghorn are two breeds of chickens commonly raised for egg production. Both breeds are known for their high egg-laying capabilities and are considered one of the best layers among all chicken breeds.

White Leghorn chickens are small to medium-sized birds with slim and active body types. They have white plumage and are known for their high egg-laying capabilities. White Leghorn hens can lay up to 300 eggs annually, making them one of the most productive layers among all chicken breeds. They are also hardy birds, able to withstand varying climates and weather conditions.

Brown Leghorn chickens are small to medium-sized birds with slim and active body types. They have brown plumage and are known for their high egg-laying capabilities. Brown Leghorn hens can lay up to 280 eggs per year. They are also hardy birds, able to withstand varying climates and weather conditions.

Both breeds are a must-have for those looking to maximize their egg production. They are hardy birds, easy to care for, and productive layers. They are also known to be quite docile, making them an excellent choice for backyard flocks. They are also considered great options for small-scale farmers and homesteaders, as they require less space and feed than larger breeds of chickens.

Class: Mediterranean

Origin: Italy

Comb Type: Single

Popular Colors: White, Light Brown, Exchequer

Standard Size: 4.5 Pounds (Hen) 6 Pounds (Rooster)

Egg Color: White

Egg Size: Large

Production: 5+ Eggs Per Week (Varies by Color)

Hardiness: Heat Tolerant

Disposition: Active, Skittish