Australorp Poultry
A heavy black dual-purpose hen developed in Australia and famous for sustained laying.
Australorp facts
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Origin | Australia, developed from the Black Orpington around 1900 | Oklahoma State University — Breeds of Livestock |
| Purpose | Dual-purpose — eggs and meat | Oklahoma State University — Breeds of Livestock |
| Temperament | Calm and docile; good for mixed backyard flocks | Oklahoma State University — Breeds of Livestock |
| Average Weight | 2.9–3.9 kgNote: Hens ≈2.9 kg; cocks ≈3.9 kg. | Oklahoma State University — Breeds of Livestock |
| Egg Production | 250–300 eggs/yearNote: Large light-brown eggs; an Australian test bird laid 364 eggs in 365 days. | Wikipedia |
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