Holland
The Holland chicken is a rare, dual-purpose breed known for its excellent meat quality and reliable egg production. Developed in the United States in the early 20th century, it is particularly notable for its calm disposition and hardiness. Hollands are medium-sized birds with white earlobes and typically sport a strikingly attractive plumage, with two main color varieties: Barred and White. The Barred variety features distinctive parallel stripes of white and black across its feathers, while the White variety showcases a pristine, all-white appearance. Holland chickens are prized for their adaptability to various climates, making them well-suited to different farming environments. They lay a moderate number of large white eggs and are known to be good foragers. The breed's combination of practical utility and appealing aesthetics makes it a valuable addition to both small-scale farms and backyard flocks focused on sustainability and productivity.
Colors: Barred, White
