Rhode Island White

Sex & Age:

• Chicks: Straight run & one day–one week old
• Feathered Out / Coop-Ready: Straight run unless otherwise specified & 8–12 weeks old
• Laying Age: Sexed & 16–24 weeks old
• Breeding Pairs: One male and one female, both breeding age

Minimum Order:

• Chicks:
  • Summer: Minimum of 6
  • Winter: Minimum of 12
• Hatching Eggs: Minimum of ½ dozen per breed

Raised On-Farm:

• Carefully raised with a focus on health, structure, and long-term productivity

• Temperament: Calm & confident

• Egg Production: High (~200–250 eggs/year)

• Egg Color: Brown

• Experience Level: Beginner friendly

Rhode Island Whites are a steady, reliable breed well-suited for keepers who value consistent egg production and ease of care. They integrate smoothly into mixed flocks and perform well across a range of climates, particularly in colder conditions. Ideal for those seeking a practical, utility-focused bird with a calm and manageable temperament.

For full breed details, care tips, and history, visit Our Breeds page to explore the Rhode Island White in more depth.

Availability is limited and seasonal. If marked as Sold Out or Coming Soon, please check back or join our mailing list for updates.

Live chicks and hatching eggs are shipped with care. Due to factors outside our control fertility, hatch rates, and outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

We guarantee live arrival of shipped poultry when all shipping guidelines are followed. Hatching eggs are non-refundable.

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