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Chickens

Welcome to the IronHorse Ranch flock! Our varied collection of chickens features different breeds, each with its own traits and lively personalities. We are proud to provide them with a non-GMO diet sourced from local grains and fresh greens from our garden. Come celebrate the delightful world of chickens and the happiness they bring to our ranch!

australorp_chicken

The Black Australorp hens are known for their striking blackage with a beautiful greenish sheen. These hardy birds are dual-purpose, making them for both meat and egg production. On average, they can lay around 250 to 300 eggs annually, which translates to about 5 to 6 eggs per week. Their calm and friendly temperament makes them a great addition to any backyard flock, and they adapt well to various environments.

Brown eggs on a table
Ameraucana chicken

Ameraucana hens are a unique and charming known for their distinctive tufted ears and friendly demeanor. They are particularly famous for laying beautiful blue to green eggs, which adds a colorful touch to any egg. On average, an Ameraucana hen can lay around 150 to 200 eggs per year, translating to about 3 to 5 eggs per week, making them a reliable choice for backyard poultry enthusiasts. Their striking appearance and consistent egg production make them a delightful addition to any flock.

Blue eggs in a nest
Barred Rock chicken

The Barred Plymouth Rock is a hardy dual-purpose hen known for its striking and white striped plumage. These birds are not only good layers but also excellent meat birds. On average, a Barred Plymouth hen can lay around 250 to 300 eggs per year, translates to about 5 to 6 eggs per week. Their friendly disposition and adaptability make them a popular choice among backyard poultry enthusiasts.

Tan eggs in a nest
Bielefelder Chicken

The Bielefelder hen is a robust dual-purpose breed celebrated for its outstanding egg production and meat quality. Typically, a Bielefelder hen produces 200 to 250 eggs annually, which averages to about 4 to 5 each week. These hens are not only hardy but also adjust well to different surroundings, making them a favored option for poultry lovers. With their charming personality and beautiful appearance, they make a wonderful addition to any flock.

Brown speckled egg
Lavender Orpington Chicken
Buff Orpington Chicken
pinkish brown eggs in a nest

Orpington hens are a hardy dual-purpose breed known for their excellent meat and egg production. They typically lay around 200 to 280 eggs annually, averaging about 4 to 5 eggs per week. Available in several colors including black, blue, and splash, these hens are not only visually appealing but also friendly and calm in temperament, making them great for backyard flocks. Their gentle nature and consistent laying make them a favorite among poultry enthusiasts.

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