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- Marans Chicken Types – 10 Different Marans Breeds - LearnPoultry
Today, there are dozens of Marans such that it can be confusing to tell which kind of Marans best meets your meat and egg-production requirements Kindly check these ten different types of Marans to help you decide which Marans best suit you
- Considering Marans chickens? The 14 things you must know first
Marans chickens are famous for laying incredibly dark brown eggs These birds are friendly, do well both in confinement and on the range, and they get along great in mixed-breed flocks They have much to offer for backyards and barnyards alike
- Marans - Wikipedia
The Marans, French: Poule de Marans, is a French breed of dual-purpose chicken, reared both for meat and for its dark brown eggs It originated in or near the port town of Marans, in the département of Charente-Maritime, in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of south-western France
- Marans Chicken: Breed Information and Owner’s Guide
The Marans chicken has survived through many ups and downs and has a dedicated following of enthusiasts They have an incredibly deep genetic pool and this is evidenced by the sheer number of varieties of Marans
- Black Copper Marans: Complete Breed Guide - The Happy Chicken Coop
In its home country of France, there are nine recognized varieties of Marans The standards for the Marans varieties can vary greatly from country to country It is classified as a ‘Continental’ breed, and the type is large fowl In the UK, clean-legged birds are the standard
- Marans Chicken Breed: The Ultimate Guide - My Pet Chicken
The Marans chicken breed, with their sought after chocolate egg colors, have taken the poultry world by storm These charming birds are the result of a fascinating crossbreeding journey, combining the best traits of various heritage breeds
- Marans Chicken: Pictures, Facts, Lifespan Care Guide
Marans with feathers on its legs and feet are called French Marans, whereas chickens without feathers in these locations are English Marans Because of the additional feathering on the legs and feet, this breed requires a little bit more care and maintenance than other chickens
- The History and Future of Marans Chickens - Backyard Poultry
Marans is a port town in the Bay of Biscay A steady supply of trade ships over the centuries brought with them new breeds of poultry which were bred with the local chickens, resulting in the varieties of Marans chickens that we have today Pronunciation of the breed name is all over the place
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