It depends on the breed; a good hardy layer (Rhode Island Red) will lay up to 6 eggs a week! (usually one per day)
1 every other day
A brooding hen is when a hen is raising chicks, protecting them, teaching them to find food, and hovering over them to keep them warm.
No the hen must sit on the eggs to keep them warm, or use a heat lamp.
28 days
If the hen has eggs, she is trying to protect them.
It varies for each chicken. On average between 8 and 15 eggs will fit under a hen. Some hens go way overboard and gather 20 or more. I had a bantam Araucana try to hatch 23 at one time. She was not successful and only 5 directly under her made it to full hatch. There really is no set number, every brood hen makes that call as she collects. Many hens will not just use her own eggs, they will brood the eggs from any hen who lays in or near her nest.
It depends on the size of the hen.. But most probably 10 or 11.
Yes.
no
A hen
Yes, not all eggs hatch even when a brood hen tends them. "Fake" eggs are available for use when a breeder needs a hen to hatch only a very few eggs. The hen will care for any egg in the nest when she broods.
If the hen turkey is nesting let her incubate the eggs. If you have a good broody chicken hen let the hen incubate the eggs.
Yes, only the hen sits on eggs.
They don't. They lay eggs that hatch.
A brooding hen is when a hen is raising chicks, protecting them, teaching them to find food, and hovering over them to keep them warm.
No. The guinea hen does not have to sit on the eggs. You should put them in an incubator.
the hen will give the eggs
no that is how people eat eggs. we eat eggs that chickens/hens hatch that aren't fertilized.