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Dekalb White in alternative Poultry housing systems
The Dekalb White chickens are productive, docile, and can easily adapt to alternative housing systems. The Dekalb White chickens are easy to manage, capable of laying 500 eggs, and they thrive in cage free housing systems. The Dekalb White laying hens are the main attraction in the Kipster poultry farm. The Dekalb White is quickly gaining in popularity in the markets that go/went cage free housing systems, the preferred white egg laying hen in North Western Europe. Find out more about the Dekalb White performance standards when placed in alternative housing systems. Dekalb White chickens, the best choice when you are looking for Premium Performance!

Our Dekalb White alternative today
- Outstanding livability and excellent behavior
- Highly productive and excellent feed conversion
- Successful in every housing system
- Superb eggshell quality
- Great egg laying persistency
- Largest number of premium quality eggs
Aviary-Barn housing systems
Laying period | 18-100 weeks |
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Livability | 93 % |
Age at 50% production | 141 days |
Peak of production | 96 % |
Average egg weight | 63.0 g |
Eggs hen housed | 475 |
Egg mass hen housed | 29.9 kg |
Laying period | 18-100 weeks |
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Average feed intake | 117 g/day |
Cum feed conversion rate | 2.22 kg/kg |
Body weight | 1727 g |
Shell strength | 4200 g/cm2 |
Haugh units | 83 |
Free Range housing systems
Laying period | 18-100 weeks |
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Livability | 92 % |
Age at 50% production | 141 days |
Peak of production | 96 % |
Average egg weight | 63.0 g |
Eggs hen housed | 468 |
Egg mass hen housed | 29.4 kg |
Laying period | 18-100 weeks | |
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Average feed intake | 119 g/day | |
Cum feed conversion rate | 2.30 kg/kg | |
Body weight | 1727 g | |
Shell strength | 4200 g/cm2 | |
Haugh units | 83 |