White Leghorn

Price range: $3.90 through $6.60

White eggs

Hatch and ship weeks

Season starts the week of January 18, 2027

Your birds hatch and ship that week, so it is not the day they arrive.

Scheduled through September 6, 2027, with more dates added as the season is set.

  • Jan 18
  • Jan 25
  • Feb 1
  • Feb 8
  • Feb 15
  • Feb 22
  • Mar 1
  • Mar 8
  • Mar 15
  • Mar 22
  • Mar 29
  • Apr 5
  • Apr 12
  • Apr 19
  • Apr 26
  • May 3
  • May 10
  • May 17
  • May 24
  • May 31
  • Jun 7
  • Jun 14
  • Jun 21
  • Jun 28
  • Jul 5
  • Jul 12
  • Jul 19
  • Jul 26
  • Aug 2
  • Aug 9
  • Aug 16
  • Aug 23
  • Aug 30
  • Sep 6

You will choose your ship week in the cart.

The White Leghorn will offer exceptional egg production, optimal egg weight, and modest feed consumption. The best choice for egg production at minimal cost!

Special Services

Beak Trimming and Mareks Vaccine are $0.30 per bird, with a $10.00 minimum charge per order for each service selected. The charge is added at checkout.

Select an option to see bulk pricing.

One of the most economical choices for egg production, the White Leghorn (Shaver) is one of the most popular breeds in the United States. Their eggs are consistently large to extra large in size. The birds tend to mature very early which means egg producing begins quickly! They are not favored as meat birds as they do not get to be large birds, and can tend to be very active and flighty. They rarely go broody, which makes them well suited for uninterrupted egg laying. Egg quality and shell strength are consistently good.

 

Additional information

Weight .12 lbs
Egg Color

White

Weight

Males – 6lbs, Females – 4.5lbs

Maturity

18 weeks, they start laying at 4.5 to 5 months

Egg Production

280 eggs annually

Egg Type

Extra large white eggs

Temperament

Nervous and flighty

1 review for White Leghorn

  1. yardmanxl (verified owner) –

    Ordered 5 White Leghorns and received them in excellent on 4/28/21, with a hatch date of 4/26/21. Very vigorous, inquisitive, snd 100% livability. Not a lap chicken by any means, but not as “flighty” as their namesake. First egg at 18 weeks and 5 days.

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