New Year, New Layers: Pullets Coming Into Lay
Late winter is when last season's pullets start earning their keep: what to expect as young hens begin to lay.
January on the farm is quiet but hopeful. Pullets that grew through fall start sizing up nest boxes, and the first small eggs of a bird's career show up like a promise.
Those early eggs may be petite. That's normal. Consistency builds over the following weeks.
Thinking about starting a flock?
Winter is a smart time to plan housing before spring chicks arrive. We can talk through pullets versus day-olds and what fits your yard in Sandston or nearby.
Questions about eggs or chicks in Sandston, VA? Call (804) 938-5201 or send a message.
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