🐔 CHICKENS (Most Purchased)

• Rhode Island Reds – hardy, friendly, and lay brown eggs nearly every day

• Plymouth Rocks (Barred Rocks) – excellent foragers with striking black-and-white stripes

• Leghorns – egg-laying machines producing large white eggs

• Orpingtons – fluffy, cold-hardy, and great for meat or eggs

• Australorps – hold world records for egg production; calm and gentle

• Wyandottes – beautiful feather patterns and winter-hardy layers

• Sussex – curious, dual-purpose birds that thrive free-range

🐐 GOATS (Most Purchased)

• Nigerian Dwarfs – tiny size, huge personality, and rich, high-butterfat milk

• Nubians – large, floppy-eared, and famous for high-butterfat, sweet milk

• LaManchas – uniquely earless, calm-tempered, and persistent milkers

• Boers – the top choice for meat production; fast-growing and muscular

• Saanens – large, white, docile goats known as the “Holsteins” of the goat world

• Oberhaslis – medium-sized, chestnut-colored, and excellent for pack or dairy

🦆 DUCKS (Most Purchased)

• Pekin – friendly, fast-growing, and the classic white farm duck

• Khaki Campbell – legendary layers, producing up to 300+ eggs per year

• Rouen – looks like a giant Mallard; calm and good for meat

• Cayuga – iridescent black-green feathers; hardy and quiet

• Indian Runner – upright, comical posture; incredible foragers and egg layers

• Welsh Harlequin – beautiful, rare, and excellent egg production

🦢 GEESE (Most Purchased)

• Embden – pure white, large, and fast-growing; ideal for meat

• Toulouse – heavy, gray-feathered geese; gentle and excellent for roasting

• Chinese – elegant with a knob on their beak; loud alert calls and good egg layers

• African – large, docile, with a distinctive black knob; good for weed control

• Pilgrim – auto-sexing (males white, females gray); calm and friendly

• Sebastopol – stunning curly feathers; primarily ornamental and show birds

🐇 RABBITS (Most Purchased)

• New Zealand – white, red, or black; the #1 meat rabbit breed; excellent mothering

• Flemish Giant – massive, gentle giants weighing 15+ pounds; calm and friendly

• Californian – white with dark points; fast growth and high meat-to-bone ratio

• Rex – velvety short fur; dual-purpose for meat and pelts

• Silver Fox – rare, sleek black coat; good mothering and excellent meat yield

• Holland Lop – small, floppy-eared, and beloved as pets or show rabbits

• Mini Rex – compact, plush-furred, and one of the most popular pet breeds