Lay eggs / myLot

By Peter h c

@Patutskie (28)

November 4, 2020 5:41pm CST

Hi guys, I wonder why my chicken lay eggs even though she is not breed...she only eats cracked corn..is it possible?

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Your Highness Emperor Albert Whisker

@CaptAlbertWhisker (32748)

• Calgary, Alberta

5 Nov 20

Hens will lay eggs even if they are virgins, its their menstruation. The egg will turn into chicks if they mated, if not it's just infertile eggs.

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Peter h c

@Patutskie (28)

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5 Nov 20

Thank you

Peter h c

@Patutskie (28)

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5 Nov 20

Thank you

Peter h c

@Patutskie (28)

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7 Nov 20

@Cheyee thank you

Kayla Tsukino

@kaylachan (71942)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

4 Nov 20

I don't know if you're serious or making a joke. Assuming you're serious, I'll answer. No matter the breed, Chickens lay eggs as long as they're healthy enough to do so. However, without a rooster to fertilize the egg, the egg won't become a chick. What you feed your chicken doesn't matter. As long as it's healthy.

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Peter h c

@Patutskie (28)

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5 Nov 20

Thanks for the information ..now we cannot hope that we will see chicks..the eggs will then be for our food consumption..at least one egg daily..

Muhammad Nuh Panjaitan

@emnuhpe (993)

• Medan, Indonesia

5 Nov 20

The hen will lay eggs even though the male is not fertilized. However, the eggs are infertile and will not hatch.

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