Brabançonne Chicken
A species of Red Junglefowl Scientific name : Gallus gallus domesticus 'Brabançonne' Species : Red Junglefowl
Brabançonne Chicken, A species of Red Junglefowl
Scientific name: Gallus gallus domesticus 'Brabançonne'
Species: Red Junglefowl
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Description
Considered one of the finest dual-purpose breeds, brabançonne Chicken showcases a stunning array of feather hues. Originating from Belgium, this fowl stays robust in challenging climates. Adding to its uniqueness, the male's pronounced bearded look suggests an inherent personability.
Comb Type
Single
Foraging Ability
Good
Preferred Climate
Any climate
Care Level
Moderate
Egg Size
Small
Egg Color
Cream
Production Rate
Fair
Production Rate Range
80 - 100 eggs
Begin Laying At
24 - 28 weeks
Laying Frequency
1 time a day
People often ask
General Info
Origin
Belgium
Use
Eggs, Meat, Pets, Exhibition
Temperament
Calm, docile
Diet
Standard poultry feed, fresh vegetables, fruits, and occasional mealworms and crickets.
Shelter
Secure coop with proper ventilation, roost bars, and nesting boxes.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Birds Family
Phasianidae Genus
Junglefowl Species
Red Junglefowl Breed
Brabançonne Chicken 
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