Can I buy young poultry directly or do I need to order?

Young poultry is ONLY available by order! Call until Thursday evening at 08558-2375 so we can forward your order in time. Spontaneous purchases are not possible.

How does the ordering process work exactly?

1. Call until Thursday evening at 08558-2375. 2. We forward your order. 3. You receive appointment confirmation. 4. Pickup usually Monday/Tuesday (may be delayed by one week).

Are the animals vaccinated?

Yes, all animals are appropriately vaccinated according to their requirements and are under veterinary care.

When is young poultry available?

Laying hens from February, chicks (ducks, geese, broilers) from March/April until October. Winter break from November to February.

Young Poultry

Vaccinated. Healthy. All from one source.

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Young Poultry Collection Point

Whether you're looking for ready-to-lay hens of various breeds, broilers, ducks, or geese: With us, you always get healthy and vaccinated animals. We are happy to advise you and give you useful tips to make poultry farming a success from the very beginning.

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How does ordering work?

Vaccinated young poultry is available at our collection point by order. Please simply call us at 08558-2375 by Thursday evening so we can forward your order in time. We will inform you about the specific pickup date. Delivery usually takes place the following Monday or Tuesday. In some cases, delivery may be delayed by a week.

Our Young Poultry Offer

Young Hens

Brown Laying Hybrids

Currently Available

Robust chicken - diligent egg layer

Live weight: 2.2 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 22 weeks
Peak laying: 94%
∅ Egg weight: 62 g
Egg color: brown
Feed consumption/month: approx. 3.6 kg

Sperber

Currently Available

Diligent laying hen

Live weight: 2.5 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 23 weeks
Peak laying: 91%
∅ Egg weight: 62 g
Egg color: light brown
Feed consumption/month: approx. 3.8 kg

Bovans

Currently Available

Black chicken with golden feathers

Live weight: 2.8 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 23 weeks
Peak laying: 90%
∅ Egg weight: 55 g
Egg color: light brown
Feed consumption/month: approx. 4.0 kg

White Laying Hybrids

Currently Unavailable

Diligent egg layer

Live weight: 2.0 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 22 weeks
Peak laying: 93%
∅ Egg weight: 61 g
Egg color: white
Feed consumption/month: approx. 3.4 kg

Rhode Island Red

Currently Unavailable

Brown chicken with a black tail tip

Live weight: 2.3 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 22 weeks
Peak laying: 92%
∅ Egg weight: 63 g
Egg color: brown
Feed consumption/month: approx. 3.7 kg

Sussex

Currently Unavailable

Calm, meaty chicken - also available in dark

Live weight: 2.8 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 23 weeks
Peak laying: 90%
∅ Egg weight: 55 g
Egg color: light brown
Feed consumption/month: approx. 4.0 kg

Green-eggers

Currently Unavailable

Available in different colors

Live weight: 2.2 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 22 weeks
Peak laying: 92%
∅ Egg weight: 61 g
Egg color: green
Feed consumption/month: approx. 3.6 kg

Königsberger

Currently Unavailable

Elegant gray chicken with golden feathers

Live weight: 2.3 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 22 weeks
Peak laying: 91%
∅ Egg weight: 62 g
Egg color: brown
Feed consumption/month: approx. 3.6 kg

Dark Sussex

Currently Unavailable

Calm, meaty chicken - also available in light

Live weight: 2.8 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 23 weeks
Peak laying: 90%
∅ Egg weight: 55 g
Egg color: light brown
Feed consumption/month: approx. 4.0 kg

Bantams

Currently Unavailable

Available in different colors

Live weight: 0.9 kg
Laying performance: approx. 180 eggs per year
∅ Egg weight: 50 g
Egg color: brown

Leghorn

Currently Unavailable

Chicken with good laying performance

Live weight: 2.2 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 22 weeks
Peak laying: 91%
∅ Egg weight: 62 g
Egg color: brown
Feed consumption/month: approx. 3.6 kg

Maran (left)

Currently Unavailable

Available in different colors

Live weight: 2.5 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 22 weeks
Peak laying: 88%
∅ Egg weight: 61 g
Egg color: dark brown
Feed consumption/month: approx. 3.6 kg

Black Leghorn

Currently Unavailable

White-egger (!)

Live weight: 2.2 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 22 weeks
Peak laying: 88%
∅ Egg weight: 62 g
Egg color: brown
Feed consumption/month: approx. 3.6 kg

Golden Sperber

Currently Unavailable

Robust laying hen

Live weight: 2.5 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 22 weeks
Peak laying: 91%
∅ Egg weight: 61 g
Egg color: brown
Feed consumption/month: approx. 3.9 kg

Tricolor

Currently Unavailable

Very beautiful laying hens in different colors

Live weight: 2.1 kg
Age at 50% laying performance: 22 weeks
Peak laying: 91%
∅ Egg weight: 61 g
Egg color: beige
Feed consumption/month: approx. 3.5 kg

Fattening Poultry

Various Ducks

Currently Unavailable

The right duck for every need.

Please note our recommendation for keeping chicks.

Indian Runner Ducks and Mallards

Currently Unavailable

Available as chicks or 14 days old.

Please note our recommendation for keeping chicks.

Turkeys

Currently Unavailable

White and bronze turkeys available sorted (m/f).

Please note our recommendation for keeping chicks.

Geese

Currently Unavailable

Available as day-old chicks or at 14-21 days.

Please note our recommendation for keeping chicks.

Broilers

Currently Unavailable

Pre-reared, available at 14 days.

Please note our recommendation for keeping chicks.

Day-old chicks

Currently Unavailable

Unfortunately only sporadically available.

Please note our recommendation for keeping chicks.

Guinea Fowl

Currently Unavailable

As "companion chickens", they are said to protect the laying hens with their loud cries.

Information

Recommendation for Keeping Chicks

Young chicks have high demands on their housing and coop. The most important thing is a warm shelter: Day-old chicks require ambient temperatures above 28°C. Even at night! Therefore, a heat lamp is essential. Young animals at 14 days still need a very warm coop (25°C). If this condition is met, each breed should be provided with special feed. We are happy to advise you on this. Fresh water daily is an absolute MUST. It goes without saying that clean bedding is the basis for healthy animals.

The Chicken Coop: Getting it right from the start.

Do you want to plan your new chicken coop with an expert from the beginning? Feel free to send us a message with your wishes, and we will help you plan your small animal husbandry, including the most important dimensions and optimal arrangement of the equipment:
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Small garden sheds are best suited as chicken coops for 10-20 animals.

To make keeping chickens in the new coop a success, you should also choose the right equipment. This is the only way to ensure that the animals are kept in a species-appropriate manner and that you enjoy keeping them. You should ask yourself the following questions:

How many animals am I allowed to keep in my chicken coop?
How big do the feeder and waterer need to be?
How long does the perch need to be?
What should the perch be made of?

We always have feeders, waterers, and fences in stock. Nests, dropping boards, and perches can be picked up after ordering. We are happy to advise you in a personal conversation.

Brochure

All parent animals and animals are vaccinated according to their specific requirements and are under constant, specialist veterinary care. You can find an overview in this brochure: