Salmon Faverolle Chicks

Salmon Faverolles are heritage breeds originally bred in France for both egg and meat production. Their dual-purpose nature and attractive characteristics make them productive and beautiful members of any flock. Their traits include a single comb, beard, muffs, five toes, and feathered shanks.

Salmon Faverolles Highlights

• Purpose: Dual
• Egg Production: 180-240 eggs per year
• Egg Shell Color: Light Brown
• Egg Size: Medium-Large
• Temperament: Active but docile
• Broody: Variable
• Weight: Female - 6.5 lbs, Male - 8 lbs
• Availability: Not Sexed, Male, or Female

Salmon Faverolle Chickens with Light Brown Eggs

Salmon Faverolles lay between 180 and 240 medium to large brown eggs annually, making them a great choice for consistent egg production. They are also good winter layers, ensuring a reliable supply of eggs year-round.

Their broodiness is variable, meaning some hens may naturally set on eggs while others won’t. They are active yet docile birds from the very beginning, offering a unique personality that other chicks can’t match. This sweet-natured combination also makes Salmon Faverolles easy to handle and a joy to raise, even for those with a mixed flock.

More Productive Than Other Breeds

Salmon Faverolle baby chicks grow into sizable chickens, with males weighing up to 8 lbs and females 6.5 lbs. This means they are not just good layers. They are also reliable for meat production.

The contribution of Salmon Faverolles doesn’t end with their productivity. They are also beautiful birds, especially when they are super healthy. With their fluffy beards, feathered legs, and striking feather patterns, they greatly contribute to your flock’s beauty.

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