New Hampshire Vs (Differences Compared)
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Reds appear to be a much deeper mahogany-, New Hampshire Reds are much lighter in color. Reds reliably lay between 200-300 eggs per year, whereas New Hampshire Reds lay between 120-180 eggs per year. Both are relatively tame and friendly for the most part, both making equally great chooks to raise.
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NOTE: Rhode Island Red Chickens, a breed known for their robust health and adaptability, are a staple in both commercial and backyard poultry environments. Originating from the U.S. state of Rhode Island, these chickens are not only prized for their deep red feathers but also for their impressive egg-laying capabilities.
Originally posted 2019-05-18 15:31:37.
