Holland
Hollands are actually an American breed of chicken, believe it or not. The name derives from the fact that they were originally developed from stock that was imported from Holland. They're calm, friendly layers and do well in homesteading situations because they're good foragers and they do go broody occasionally. Unfortunately, they're quite rare, and are often less attractive to backyard chicken keepers because their eggs are white.
Origins/History:
American
Large Fowl & Bantam
Medium (6-7 lbs)
Common
Dual
White & Barred
Egg Facts:
Good (3/wk)
White
Large
Fancy Features:
Single Comb
No
No
4
Suitability to Backyard Life:
Yes
Bears confinement well
No
Yes
Calm, Cheerful, Good Foragers,
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