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It depends on the breed. Usually you will get one a day during warm weather providing the hen is happy ie has enough water and food etc. During cold weather they sometimes won't lay everyday. Also during their moulting period they can stop laying. As a rule of thumb they would, on average, lay around 300 eggs a year.

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