SARATOGA FARMS
& ORGANIC COUNTRY STORE
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Because of the constant daily changes in our flock, please call Chris @ 609-286-2488
to get an update of what we have in stock
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and current pricing
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BABY CHICKS, PULLETS, LAYIN HENS, MEAT BIRDS
& ROOSTERS
Novogen chickens are a breed of chicken that lay large to extra-large brown eggs. They are known for their high egg production and are suitable for both commercial egg farms and backyard flocks. On average, Novogen hens lay 395 eggs in their first 72 weeks of production. They can start laying eggs as early as 20 weeks old. At full production, they lay 4-6 extra-large eggs per week.
Rhode Island may be America’s smallest state, but the breed developed there in the late 1800s made huge changes in chicken husbandry. The Rhode Island Red’s amazing ability to lay about 265 eggs a year made it famous worldwide and became the parent of several modern hybrid egg layers. These glossy mahogany-colored hens with black tail feathers are as beautiful as they are gentle and productive. Purpose: Egg Layer Production: 265 Large Brown Eggs/Year Temperament: Exuberant, Curious, Friendly Mature Weight: 6-7 lbs. Hardiness: Cold and Heat Hardy Broodiness: Occasionally Comb Type: Single Comb
An Easter Egger is a mixed-breed chicken that lays eggs in a variety of colors, including blue, green, pink, and pale yellow. They are a cross between a chicken that carries the blue egg gene and a chicken that lays brown eggs. Characteristics Eggs: Easter Eggers lay eggs in a variety of colors, including blue, green, pink, and pale yellow Temperament: Easter Eggers are known for being friendly Egg production: Easter Eggers are known for being prolific egg layers Size: Easter Eggers are generally smaller than average-sized chickens History Easter Eggers are a hybrid breed that originated from breeding Ameraucanas and Araucanas with other chicken breeds The Ameraucana was bred to be hardier than the Chilean Araucana, which is known for its blue eggs
True to their name, Jersey Giants are indeed giants among chickens. They are characterized by their massive size, with roosters typically weighing between 13-15 pounds and hens between 10-12 pounds. Their bodies are long and broad, with a deep chest and a well-rounded appearance. Despite their impressive size, Jersey Giants are moderate egg layers. They typically lay extra large or large brown eggs, though egg production can vary depending on individual birds and environmental factors. On average, a Jersey Giant hen may lay around 150-200 eggs per year, making them a reliable source of fresh eggs for the household.
This breed is a consistent egg layer. Widely considred to be one of the best egg laing hens on the market. The White Leghorn consistently produces large to extra-large white eggs. More often than not, these are the kind of eggs you will find in most supermarket chains.
Depending on feed quality and climate conditions, growers can expect excellent egg yield-anywhere between 280-335 eggs per year. they will not go broody.
If you are looking for a fast-growing meat bird, our Jumbo White Cornish Cross Broilers should be your first choice. Also known as Cornish X, Cornish Cross, Cornish Rock Cross or White Broilers, these meat chickens will be ready for processing in just 7 to 8 short weeks. You can also process any gender at 2 lbs or 4 weeks for a tasty Cornish Game Hen.
IF YOU HAVE A ROOSTER AND CAN'T KEEP HIM, WE'LL TAKE HIM
Please reach out first to assure we have room for him
A Family Owned & Operated
Horse Boarding Facility and lots more :)
NEW EGYPT, NJ 08533