Re:Associations of egg consumption with cardiovascular disease
by gadders on Wednesday May 23, 2018 @09:54AM
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Well, modern hybrid commercial laying hens lay an egg every day from when they come into lay for about a year, then it goes to one every other day, and so they get culled by farmers. Their laying is also extended by artificial light, otherwise they won't lay during the very shortest days in the winter.
Pedigree hens lay about once every other day, and can live up to eight years.
Pedigree hens lay about once every other day, and can live up to eight years.