1 green, 5 brown
Saturday 3 brown.
That's 22 brown eggs from Monday-Sunday, and 4 green eggs in the same period.
8 brown egg layers - 22/8 eggs per week or 2 3/4 brown eggs per hen per week. In truth I have my doubts that all 4 older brown egg layers are producing (this could be 22 eggs over 6 or 7 hens for 3.66 or 3.14 eggs per hen).
4 green eggs from one hen in the same week. I expect brown egg production to increase, green egg production to be 4 or 5 per week, probably a 4,4,5 repeating sequence. Brown eggs should go to 30+ per week over coming months - if the brown layers match the americauna's production that would be at least 32 brown eggs per week.
I'll keep an eye on the 7 day moving production window the next couple of weeks. One thing is clear though - I will be eating a lot of quiche in the coming weeks.
New beer fridge will provide freezer space for quiche. I also will look at custards and flans, I think both will be quite tasty menu additions.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
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