The Barred Plymouth Rock chicken breed is one I personally raise and have for many years. These birds have a long history and are a heritage breed. They are still very popular due to their egg laying capabilities, gentle disposition, and hardiness in extreme weather conditions.
Egg Size
In terms of size, eggs are slightly larger than average, weighing in at 28 ounces or more per dozen eggs. And individually, they are just over 2 ounces per egg.
Egg Production
Plymouth Rock pullets begin to lay eggs on average at around 5 months of age.
Once laying, the number of eggs laid per year averages from 190 to 280 eggs per year. Barred Plymouth Rocks are considered one of the best egg laying chickens.
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