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Ancona

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Anconas originated in Eastern Italy near the port of Ancona and were first known as Italians. Ancona chicks have black
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Black Minorca

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Black Minorcas were brought to England in the 1800’s from the island of Minorca in the Mediterranean off the coast
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Blue Andalusian

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Blue Andalusians are one of the oldest Mediterranean breeds and were named after the Providence of Andalusia in Spain. They
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Brown Leghorn

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Leghorns originated in Italy prior to 1815 and first arrived in North America in 1828 where they were initially known
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Buff Minorca

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Minorcas were brought to England in the 1800’s from the island of Minorca in the Mediterranean off the coast of
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Buff Silkie Bantam

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Silkies were described by Marco Polo in the 13th century as “hens which have hair like cats, are black, and
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California Gray

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Like the Ideal 236, California Grays are a productive white egg layer that was originally developed at Ideal Poultry Breeding
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California White

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California Whites are an efficient white egg layer that was developed in the 1950’s at Dryden Poultry Breeding Farms in
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Cream Brabanter

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Brabanters are a Dutch breed of crested chicken that originated in the region of Brabant between Belgium and the Netherlands.
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Production Black

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Like the Ideal 236, Production Blacks are a productive white egg layer that was originally developed at Ideal Poultry Breeding
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White Leghorn

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Leghorns originated in Italy prior to 1815 and first came to North America in 1828 where they were initially known
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