White Leghorn Hatching Eggs

White Leghorn Hatching Eggs

The White Leghorn is one of the world’s most popular and productive egg-laying breeds. Originating in Italy and later refined in the United States, this energetic and efficient layer has become the backbone of commercial egg production worldwide.

• Purpose: Egg production

• Egg Color: Bright white

• Egg Size: Large to Extra-Large

• Production: 280–320+ eggs per year

• Mature Weight:

  • Hens: 4–5 lbs

  • Roosters: 6–7 lbs

• Temperament: Active, alert, independent

• Hardiness: Excellent in warm climates

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Outstanding Egg Production

White Leghorns are renowned for their exceptional laying ability. These hens begin laying early (often around 16–18 weeks) and produce an impressive number of large white eggs with excellent feed efficiency. If you're looking to fill your egg basket consistently, the White Leghorn is a dependable choice.

Adaptable & Efficient

With their sleek white plumage and large, bright red single combs, White Leghorns are both striking and practical. They tolerate heat well thanks to their lightweight bodies and large combs, making them ideal for warmer regions. Their active foraging ability also makes them a good fit for free-range systems.

Management Notes

White Leghorns are lively and prefer space to roam. They are less broody than many heritage breeds. Because of their active nature, they may be more flighty than heavier breeds, but they thrive with proper housing and routine handling.