Publisher's Synopsis
It's a sad fact of life that older chickens just don't lay as many eggs as younger chickens. A chicken's first year of laying eggs is always their best. Chickens Egg Laying Reducing Over Time as you can see in the graph on the introduction page, a chicken hits the age of three the number of eggs they lay slows down.If your chicken laid 250 eggs in their first year, then by the third year it will only lay 160 eggs. There is nothing you can do to stop this; it's just nature's way. However, Chickens need around 20 grams of protein every day for them to keep laying eggs. If their diet isn't providing them with this protein then they won't be able to lay many eggs.To ensure your chickens are getting plenty of protein make sure you are feeding them layers pellets. Layers pellets have been manufactured to contain all the key minerals, nutrients and minerals that hens require. If you are looking for how to raise an egg-laying Chicken and/or to increase the amount of protein your chickens get BUY NOW
