The age at which ISA Brown chickens commence egg production is a key consideration for poultry owners. This breed is known for its early maturity and prolific laying capabilities. Typically, hens of this variety will begin to lay eggs around 18 to 24 weeks of age. Factors such as diet, environment, and overall health influence this timeframe.
Understanding the typical laying age of ISA Browns allows poultry farmers to accurately plan for egg production, optimizing resource allocation and maximizing profitability. This knowledge also facilitates better management practices, including providing appropriate nutrition and housing to support early and sustained egg laying. Historically, the breed’s reliable laying performance has contributed to its popularity in both commercial and backyard settings.
