Mediterranean Chicken Breed
INTRODUCTION
The Mediterranean Class includes the Italian and Spanish sub classes of poultry. Both sub classes are known for their white ear lobes. Domestic poultry has been bred in Italy for the past 2,500 years.It was the early Romans who were among the first to notice the economic value of poultry. As a general rule, poultry from Italy is relatively small when compared to other standard classes.
ITALIAN CLASS
SPANISH CLASS
Spanish poultry
It is a little larger and includes such breeds as the Andalusian and the Minorca.
It is a little larger and includes such breeds as the Andalusian and the Minorca.
Italian poultry
It include the Ancona, Sicilian buttercup and the Leghorn, however the Leghorn has far more value both genetically and economically than any other breed.
CHARACTERISTICS
It include the Ancona, Sicilian buttercup and the Leghorn, however the Leghorn has far more value both genetically and economically than any other breed.
CHARACTERISTICS
- All members of this class possess white earlobes and tend to be productive layers of white eggs.
- In general they are flighty, and exceptional free-range birds; with both evasion and foraging skills.
MEDITERRANEAN CLASS
Breed | Varieties | Usage | Egg Color |
---|---|---|---|
Leghorn | 12 | Egg | White |
Ancona | 5 | Egg | White |
Sicilian Buttercup | 1 | Egg | White |
Minorca | 5 | Egg | White |
Andalusian | 1 | Egg | White |
Catalana | 1 | Egg/Meat | White |
Mediterranean Chicken Breed
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