A good laying hen should be giving you an egg every day, or every other day. That is for LAYING breeds, though. Oriental breeds or heritage breeds lay much more sparraticly and much less often, because they are not bred for egg productivity.
Hens do not get "pregnant" They produce an egg every 24 hours approximately. That egg may or may not be fertile depending on if the hen has been mated with a rooster in the previous 7 days. The hen will produce the egg with or without the roosters involvement.
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An egg that has not been fertilized by the rooster's sperm is called an infertile egg. a hen will lay infertile eggs without the assistance of a rooster. Commercial egg layers have never and will never know what a rooster looks like, but they will produce an infertile egg 6 days out of a 7 day week.
no they produce 1 egg every 25hr,
these days are every seven days that the stages change.
Yes, they are. The ones that produce baby chickens have been fertilized, and the ones that we eat are not fertilized. Ask your grocer about the availability of duck eggs.
Used layers in poultry would only refer to old chicken that produce eggs. Layers in poultry are the type of chicken that are bread and kept for purposes of egg production.
Conception occurs when the egg and sperm join, it can take 7 to 10 days past conception for the fertilized egg to travel from the fallopian tubes to the uterus where the embryo will implant into the lining. After implantation it may take three or four days for the body to produce detectable levels of hCG. Every woman and every pregnancy are different, but 10 to 14 days after conception most women will have a positive pregnancy test.
Hens do not get "pregnant" They produce an egg every 24 hours approximately. That egg may or may not be fertile depending on if the hen has been mated with a rooster in the previous 7 days. The hen will produce the egg with or without the roosters involvement.
Coutunix quail lay one egg every day. There may be afew days when not every one will lay an egg though.
All "Tetras" are egg layers.
On average, the average woman releases one egg every 28 days.