Hens and Ducks we produce
Rhondda Rock
A stunning glossy black n brunette hen.
These are a classic free range heavy laying hybrid producing a stable 290 eggs per year. high oil content on the black feathers shows as green and purple sheens.

Barred Rock
The stripey one
The Barring gene is often used for rapid sexing at hatch, but also produces a really striking bird. We have used these birds for eggs many times and theyve proven to be reliable and robust.
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Rhondda Blue
If this bird was any more laid back it would fall over
Possibly the biggest but dosiest of all the heavy laying hybrid birds. They enjoy a cuddle, and plod through life stress free. Laying daily , but never really comprehending what they just did. Intellectually somewhere between goldfish and woodlice.

White Leghorn
Clever and cunning - not to be trusted
Leghorns are devious, untrustworthy and can work out an escape plan in detail. a small bird laying the most and best eggs in a white shell. We bring them out in a locked carrier and make sure you pay for them as soon as they are decanted into the box.

Cream Crested Legbar
The classic blue egg layers
Our strains of CCL lay china blue eggs and are stunning looking birds. A personal fave.

Sussex Pont
A french hybrid of our Light Sussex
Always a family fave and on of the gentlest hybrids, only second to the Rhondda Blue. Producing 270 coral pink eggs per year

Welshpoultry blacktail
RIR x sussex hybrid - NOT A WARREN
If Grandad tells you want a warren , tell him there's a brown bird with a black ass that smashes the warren in both lay, looks and longevity. You don't want any brown bird, you want the best.

Silver Sussex
The opposite makings of the Sussex Pont, the two are often bought together
A strong black hen , always popular markings , a heavy laying hybrid at 290 eggs per year. Very curious , usually the first to explore new territory.

Copper Maran
A dark egg laying strain
This strain is a rare heavy laying pure breed for dark egg production, superior lay to most marans in production and egg shell colour. Developed here to keep up with the heavy laying hybrids without slowing their lay.

