White leghorn chickens lay white-shelled eggs, and breeds like Plymouth Rocks and Rhode Island Reds lay brown-shelled eggs.

Nature has its own way of coloring eggs, and it doesn’t require boiling water, food coloring or paintbrushes. Let’s eggs-plore how this happens.

Henny Penny, the sky isn’t falling. It has already fallen like the stock market upon a land blighted by divisiveness, ...

The APA recognizes Langshan chickens in large and bantam varieties in three colors, including black, white, and blue. When most people think of Leghorn chickens, they picture the white industrial ...

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Advances in selective breeding and artificial insemination have fuelled the global spread of a small number of profitable ...