Vorwerk
A rare German heritage breed known for its striking golden plumage and active, self-sufficient nature—ideal for free-range and visually distinctive flocks.
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 breed preservation
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Temperament: Alert & curious
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Egg Production: Moderate–high (~200–250 eggs/year)
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Egg Color: Cream to light brown
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Experience Level: Intermediate
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Vorwerks are active, independent birds that thrive in environments where they have space to forage and explore. They are well-suited for free-range or low-density systems and are best managed by keepers comfortable with more alert, self-sufficient breeds. Their rarity and striking appearance make them a standout addition for those seeking both function and visual appeal.
For full breed details, care tips, and history, visit Our Breeds page to explore the Vorwerk in more depth.
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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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