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Buff9
  • In their native Germany, Pomeranian geese are a "utilitarian goose breed" represented white, gray, saddleback buff, and saddleback gray varieties. (wikipedia.org)
  • Categorizing geese can be a complex matter as indicated by this 2004 letter in the bulletin of the Society for the Preservation of Poultry Antiquities Bulletin: Toulouse x Embden cross is what gave us the English Greybacks and Buff Backs and the American Saddlebacks. (wikipedia.org)
  • The Pilgrim goose, also known as the American Buff goose, is a captivating and distinctive breed that has gained popularity among avian enthusiasts for its unique characteristics and endearing personality. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • Peep Peep and Zoom Zoom are young goslings of Tufted Toulouse/Embden gander and American Buff goose. (thefatewe.com)
  • The two Buff geese took turns sitting on the eggs and sometimes sat together. (thefatewe.com)
  • The medium goose breeds include the American buff, the pomeranian goose, and the Sebastopol goose. (wildlifeexplained.com)
  • What are the chances anyone has any sabastobol eggs pilgrim eggs or buff eggs? (backyardchickens.com)
  • Two new additions -- a buff dewlap toulouse and a pom x? (backyardchickens.com)
  • GEESE - Dewlap Toulouse and Brecon Buff. (allotment-garden.org)
Hatching Eggs6
  • Ornamental wildfowl for sale Various types available Cinnamon teal drakes Mandarins Tufted duck drakes (No hatching eggs or ducklings available) Collection surfleet near Spalding Any questions. (preloved.co.uk)
  • Eggs, which heavier or lighter than the average geese hatching eggs, should not be preferred. (fertilehatchingegg.com)
  • The weight limit for geese hatching eggs suitable for hatching is 140 g for one-year-old geese and 150 g for two-year-old geese. (fertilehatchingegg.com)
  • Pre-hatching eggs storage conditions are critical and have a significant impact on hatchability. (fertilehatchingegg.com)
  • If geese hatching eggs will store at a maximum of one week, it has to have at a storage temperature of 12-17°C. If geese hatching eggs will store a longer storage period, it has to be kept below 10°C. (fertilehatchingegg.com)
  • Please note - Postage is very hard on hatching eggs. (homefarmcornwall.com)
Ducks and Geese4
Goslings11
  • We cannot guarantee pure breed goslings as we keep all our geese together and do not separate them. (homefarmcornwall.com)
  • I purchased 4 goose eggs just after Christmas, started incubating on the 27/12/22, on the 29/01/23, 3 goslings hatched and are perfect! (homefarmcornwall.com)
  • All four of my eggs hatched successfully and the goslings are doing well. (homefarmcornwall.com)
  • Generally, they come into lay at 40 to 50 weeks of age and lay only 30 to 45 eggs (weighing 120-170 g) with low fertility and hatchability giving 60 goslings/100 eggs set, depending on breed. (poultryhub.org)
  • About 5,000 young geese (goslings) were killed in 2002 yielding 20 tonnes of meat with a retail value of $400,000. (poultryhub.org)
  • Small gaggles of about 12 females, each laying 10 to 15 eggs in the spring and again in January, raise 12 to 20 goslings per season. (poultryhub.org)
  • For best results, the goslings are separated from the goose at six to eight weeks of age when brooding is no longer needed, and then hand-reared on expensive, concentrated feed. (poultryhub.org)
  • The two goslings were hatched a day apart and thrown out of the nest because mamma goose was still sitting and she did not have time for the little one. (thefatewe.com)
  • The geese adults all care for and protect the young goslings. (thefatewe.com)
  • I can't find goslings, or even geese for that matter. (backyardchickens.com)
  • Although the goose likes to brood, there is a real risk of her squashing her goslings so for safety use an incubator. (omlet.us)
Anser7
  • They belong to the genus Anser and are descendants of the wild swan goose Anser cygnoides , which is found mainly in Asia, and the greylag goose ( Anser anser ). (poultryhub.org)
  • The Anser genus includes gray and white geese and has 11 living species. (wildlifeexplained.com)
  • Geese classified under the Anser genus have specific characteristics that include pink and orange legs and feet, bills that are pink, orange, and black and white plumage underneath their body, with some species having white on their heads. (wildlifeexplained.com)
  • Geese (singular goose) are aquatic birds of any species of the family Anatidae, formed by the genera Anser (the grey geese and white geese) and Branta (the black geese). (veganfta.com)
  • All Anser geese have legs and feet that are pink or orange, and bills that are pink, orange, or black. (veganfta.com)
  • This is the only other domestic goose breed (the other being the Chinese) that does not have the European Greylag goose (Anser anser) as its ancestor. (omlet.us)
  • Instead it is a descendant of the Asiatic Swan goose ( Anser cygnoides) but is a much bigger and heavier bird than the Chinese goose. (omlet.us)
Gander7
  • Rare breed West of England geese, consisting of 1 gander 2021 bred and 5 geese, the geese are various ages but none older than 5, only selling due to new job, will only sell as a whole, will not split. (preloved.co.uk)
  • 1 x Gander, 1 x Goose Born 2021, very placid geese, used to being with chickens, ducks and goats. (preloved.co.uk)
  • Avaliable are: 1 x pair of pomeranian geese (missmarks) 1 x Pomeranian gander (missmark) & an embenden goose. (preloved.co.uk)
  • Just over four weeks ago I received delivery of 4 geese eggs, I lost my gander last year and due to COVID etc., thought this year I would try to incubate. (homefarmcornwall.com)
  • Geese prefer to mate on water and the gander should be run with females for a month prior to the start of the breeding season. (poultryhub.org)
  • however, females are more commonly called a "goose," and males are called a "gander. (wildlifeexplained.com)
  • For the gander, the weight falls around 8 to 9 kg and for the goose, the weight usually falls around 8 kg. (thepoultryguide.com)
Chickens7
  • Like chickens, they're relatively easy to feed and care for, and some even provide delicious eggs for your family. (mazuri.com)
  • Unlike chickens, geese are very good in wet cool weather as well as warm dry days. (thefatewe.com)
  • The chickens lay blue eggs very similar to the Ameraucana in colour, but they are better layers. (thefatewe.com)
  • The ducks laid in their shelter and the chickens in their nesting boxes, but the geese were laying outside in makeshift nests. (thefatewe.com)
  • Fulbrook Feathers is a family run hatchery in rural Buckinghamshire specialising in a variety of ducks, chickens, geese and quail. (allotment-garden.org)
  • Today the family can be seen caring for their Angus beef cows, Jersey cows, Idaho pasture pigs, multiple varieties of chickens, Coturnix quails, Toulouse geese, Pearled guinea hens, Blue Slate turkeys, Baby Doll sheep, farm cats and every growing herd of free range children. (explorehillandvalley.com)
  • She's hooked on my chickens' eggs too. (eatingwildmontana.com)
Feathers14
  • Pomeranian Geese usually have white feathers around the base of their bills but solid-colored heads are more preferred. (wikipedia.org)
  • Likewise, Pomeranian Geese with such undesirable traits as dark feathers in the wings, dewlaps, excessively white heads, orange bills, orange feet, and undersized bodies should be avoided as breeding stock. (wikipedia.org)
  • It is the most common goose used for commercial meat production, because of its fast growth rate, large size (nearly twice the weight of the common banyard goose) and feathers (double the feathers of the common banyard goose). (moorejustinmusic.com)
  • They are farmed for their meat, feathers and down and to produce fatty livers (goose meat is also notoriously fat). (poultryhub.org)
  • The geese are plucked three times a year yielding up to 350-400g down and feathers/bird. (poultryhub.org)
  • The breed was primarily developed for its practicality and versatility, as it was used for meat, eggs, and feathers. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • Geese are physically similar to swans, only slightly smaller, with black and gray feathers. (wildlifeexplained.com)
  • For thousands of years humans have been exploiting geese for their flesh, organs, eggs, feathers, and security (yes, your read it right, they are very alert and noisy when strangers approach, so they are used as guard animals). (veganfta.com)
  • Male geese (called ganders) take equal parts in taking care of their young, and they build the nest together with the female, making constant improvements to it by adding feathers, twigs, barks, and leaves. (veganfta.com)
  • These feathered friends have been a part of human culture for centuries, providing meat, eggs, and even feathers for warmth. (curacao-nature.com)
  • Classified to be a large and an upright bird among the breeds of goose, the Embden is known for its glossy feathers. (thepoultryguide.com)
  • They are integral to ecosystem food chains , are farmed for their feathers , eggs, and meat, are appreciated for their beauty of form, action, and color, and are a popular focus of recreational hunters. (newworldencyclopedia.org)
  • Like the geese, the flight feathers of ducks are molted only once a year, and are lost simultaneously so that flying is not possible for that short period of time (Hutchins 2003). (newworldencyclopedia.org)
  • Nowadays the Embden goose is the most common goose breed employed for commercial meat production, due to their big size, white feathers, and speedy growth rate. (spoiltpups.com)
Emden4
Hatch11
  • During incubation, you must be paid great attention to the early embryonic life time and the time before the egg hatch. (fertilehatchingegg.com)
  • We hatch our own Free Range geese every year on our farm and it is these same egg stock that we share with you here. (homefarmcornwall.com)
  • Our own geese that we hatch every year are beautiful and lay well. (homefarmcornwall.com)
  • We hatch our own birds every year on our farm and it is this same egg stock that we share with you here. (homefarmcornwall.com)
  • Eggs hatch within 30 to 35 days depending on breed. (poultryhub.org)
  • Muscovy ducks are sometimes used to hatch 6 to 8 goose eggs, thus allowing the goose to concentrate on laying more eggs. (poultryhub.org)
  • The last of the hatch was out today, with just a few goose eggs to go. (thefatewe.com)
  • There are four geese setting now though, and each has a dozen or more eggs, so most likely, many of those eggs will hatch. (thefatewe.com)
  • My momma goose is a momma as of today, She has 4 babys and 4 eggs left to hatch. (backyardchickens.com)
  • Bought this item for my Brinsea incubator to hatch goose eggs. (theincubatorshop.co.uk)
  • How long do duck eggs need to be incubated before they hatch? (poultryshowcentral.com)
Embden And Toulouse1
Dewlap Toulouse Geese1
Keeping Pilgrim geese1
Weigh8
Waterfowl7
  • Ducks, geese and swans are the most popular of the large, water-loving birds known as waterfowl. (mazuri.com)
  • If you want to "treat" ducks, geese or swans, treat them to a high-quality, complete feed, like Mazuri ® waterfowl feed. (mazuri.com)
  • Commercial waterfowl or goose feed , grains such as corn, wheat, and barley, along with fresh vegetables and fruits are suitable for their diet. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • Geese are one of the world's largest waterfowl and some of the most beautiful types of birds . (wildlifeexplained.com)
  • The Anatidae family contains various species of waterfowl, including geese. (wildlifeexplained.com)
  • Geese do require water, as do all waterfowl, however they do not spend the majority of their days swimming like ducks choose to do. (renaissancefarmstead.com)
  • Below are some types of geese, which you should know about when planning to raise the waterfowl geese or the water geese. (thepoultryguide.com)
Turkeys2
  • Delivery options include shipping, on-ranch pick-up or In 2012, Americans ate an estimated 22 million turkeys on … Goose is not only good at Christmas, but is great for any special occasion. (oxisdoproblema.com.br)
  • Please note that we can ship geese, turkeys, keets and pheasant chicks to Hawaii but a special import permit is required - which we can obtain for you. (metzerfarms.com)
European Greylag1
  • It is believed to have been developed by crossing the European Greylag goose with other domesticated geese breeds, including the Toulouse and Embden. (thepoultryfeed.com)
Pilgrim12
  • I have 2 separate trios of Pilgrim geese that I wish to find good homes for one of the trios are laying well and suitable for breeding and one are a few years older and would make good orchard grazers. (preloved.co.uk)
  • Originally developed in the United States during the early 20th century, Pilgrim geese are known for their striking appearance, friendly demeanor, and versatile uses. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • The Pilgrim goose originated in the United States in the early 1900s, specifically in Iowa and Ohio. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • Pilgrim geese were also valued for their calm disposition and ease of handling, making them popular among farmers and homesteaders. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • The Pilgrim goose is a medium to large-sized breed, with adult males weighing around 12-14 pounds and females weighing slightly less at 10-12 pounds. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • Pilgrim geese have a solid, pale-colored body with a creamy white or light gray plumage that may appear almost silver in certain lighting. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • One of the unique features of Pilgrim geese is that they have sex-linked feather coloration, which means that males and females can be easily distinguished by their plumage. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • Pilgrim geese are known for their friendly and docile temperament, which makes them ideal for backyard flocks and as pets. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • Pilgrim geese are also highly intelligent and can be trained to respond to basic commands, making them a delight to interact with. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • However, like all geese, Pilgrim geese can be protective of their nests and offspring during the breeding season, and may display some aggressive behavior towards perceived threats. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • Housing: Pilgrim geese require a secure and spacious enclosure that protects them from harsh weather conditions, predators, and provides them with enough space to move around and forage. (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • Diet: A well-balanced and nutritious diet is crucial for the health of Pilgrim geese. (thepoultryfeed.com)
Birds13
  • Geese are wonderful companion birds, friendly and intelligent and like to be cuddled if they are from when they are hatched. (thefatewe.com)
  • This is also true of some of the other breeds such as Toulouse , where exhibition quality birds are produced by relatively few breeders. (waterfowl.org.uk)
  • Geese are relatively popular birds, and different types of geese are found worldwide. (wildlifeexplained.com)
  • Geese are likely the first birds domesticated by humans. (veganfta.com)
  • Other birds may be called geese although they are not true geese. (veganfta.com)
  • Domestic geese are hardy birds and can tolerate a wide range of temperatures. (curacao-nature.com)
  • In order to fulfil the demand for point of lay hens, and following extensive research we are now able to offer a number of prolific egg laying hens from a well-established, reputable source where all the birds are kept to the highest standards. (allotment-garden.org)
  • Of all forms of the domestic birds, the geese are the ones that can be termed to be the fastest growers. (thepoultryguide.com)
  • You should also allow the birds to mate for one month at the beginning of the geese breeding season. (thepoultryguide.com)
  • The feed should be given to the birds 3 to 4 weeks before the fertile eggs would be hatching. (thepoultryguide.com)
  • The tray contains from 16 (horizontal arrangement of huge goose eggs) to 32 (vertical arrangement of small breeds or geese eggs ) and can be used for chicken, duck and other eggs of medium sized birds. (broody.net)
  • The use of the Q28 liner allows the tray to be used in the incubation of quail and other eggs of birds of similar size. (broody.net)
  • HPAI A/Goose/Guangdong/1/96-lineage subtype H5N1 viruses first emerged in southern China in 1996, and their descendants have since evolved into different phylogenetic clades causing large outbreaks in poultry and wild birds worldwide ( 1 ). (cdc.gov)
Types of geese4
Ganders3
  • They are Exhibition size grey dewlap Toulouse ganders. (heartsonghollowfarm.com)
  • It has a month-long run-up of loud honks by both geese and ganders as well as constant statements of claim by the ganders. (heartsonghollowfarm.com)
  • The head of the African goose is distinctive - it is large and broad with a knob protruding from the front of the skull, normally larger in ganders than geese. (omlet.us)
Pomeranian Goose3
  • The Pomeranian goose (German: Pommerngans, French: L'oie de Poméranie), also known as the Rügener goose, is a breed of domestic goose. (wikipedia.org)
  • While it is popular as a market goose throughout Europe - especially in (Germany), Poland and in German and Slavic communities around the Baltic region - today "there are few breeders of the Historical Pomeranian goose. (wikipedia.org)
  • A Pomeranian goose should have blue eyes, a pinkish red bill, and reddish orange legs and feet. (wikipedia.org)
Varieties4
  • Pomeranian Geese average 16 pounds in weight and lay about 70 eggs a season although some varieties may produce less. (wikipedia.org)
  • There are many varieties of commercial geese which are white, but these are generally smaller, and also easier to breed because they have been developed as commercial crosses for a high output. (waterfowl.org.uk)
  • Another advantage of these breeds is that their large size enables them to cover several more eggs than Plymouth Rock and Wyandotte hens or hens of the lighter varieties. (journeytoforever.org)
  • Because geese had to make their way from the producers to the consumers on foot, light country varieties were bred most of all. (okstate.edu)
True geese2
  • Geese of the genus Brata (known as black geese) are mostly found in North America and can be distinguished from all other true geese by their legs and feet, which are black or very dark grey, and for having black bills and large areas of black on the head and neck. (veganfta.com)
  • However, unlike true geese, which generally stay paired for several seasons, most ducks are seasonally monogamous, with pair bonds lasting only until midincubation or hatching of the young (Hutchins 2003). (newworldencyclopedia.org)
Greylag goose1
  • The Pomeranian is the only descendant of the Greylag goose specifically bred for a single-lobed paunch. (wikipedia.org)
Swan4
  • There are dozens of beautiful and majestic ornamental duck, goose and swan breeds. (mazuri.com)
  • This diet supports ornamental duck, goose and swan breeding performance, egg numbers, fecundity (fertility) and chick viability. (mazuri.com)
  • A goose is a large water bird that is bigger than a duck but smaller than a swan. (wildlifeexplained.com)
  • These geese types are much smaller than most, but some species are known to be almost as large as some swan species, like the black-necked swan. (wildlifeexplained.com)
Incubation5
  • In high production facilities, eggs should be stored before incubation. (fertilehatchingegg.com)
  • Instead of providing a steady temperature of 99.5 degrees for the entire incubation, you can start at a warmer temperature (100.3 for our duck eggs) and gradually drop down to a much lower temperature at hatching (97.0 for duck eggs). (metzerfarms.com)
  • This means you can probably do single stage incubation in your incubator with your duck and goose eggs! (metzerfarms.com)
  • Toward the end of incubation (days 22-28) you will need the vents more open than if you have multiple ages in the incubator as all the eggs will be generating extra heat. (metzerfarms.com)
  • What is the incubation period for geese? (poultryshowcentral.com)
Poultry5
  • Global goose meat production was around 2.5 million tonnes in 2010, this accounts for 2.6 % of world poultry meat production. (poultryhub.org)
  • The first poultry show in the UK was held in 1845 and had classes for Asiatic or Knob geese which would have included the African. (omlet.us)
  • Although a small number of these animals are kept in the poultry settings, there is still a lot of scope for the raising geese industry all over the world. (thepoultryguide.com)
  • Keeping in view the feeding and geese breeding, you can expect to start a successful poultry business. (thepoultryguide.com)
  • Embden goose is recognized as a heavy strain from the American Poultry Association. (spoiltpups.com)
African Goose2
  • You may also want to read about the African goose . (thepoultryfeed.com)
  • The African goose is a medium-sized breed known for their calm demeanor and excellent egg-laying abilities. (curacao-nature.com)
Domestic breed of goose1
  • Here you can find out everything you need to know about each domestic breed of goose, from the loyal, blue eyed Pomeranian to the small and proud looking Steinbacher. (omlet.co.uk)
Hens2
  • No special remarks need be made concerning the hatching of eggs under hens. (journeytoforever.org)
  • The eggs should be aired oftener and longer than hens' eggs and not allowed to get as dry as hens' eggs while hatching. (journeytoforever.org)
North America1
  • In North America, these geese often have two lobes nonetheless due to genetic variation and inbreeding. (wikipedia.org)
Swans3
  • Note: Swans require larger bodies of water than a duck or goose. (mazuri.com)
  • People have fed stale bread to ducks, geese and swans for decades. (mazuri.com)
  • Like ducks, they are considered monogamous, but geese partner for life (like swans, with whom they are closely related) while most ducks may have a different partner every season. (veganfta.com)
Flock6
  • Our flock of geese enjoy fresh streams and acres of grass. (homefarmcornwall.com)
  • So to increase the number of eggs per year and hopefully through winter I thought I would bring this breed into the flock. (thefatewe.com)
  • Whether you're a seasoned goose owner or are considering adding some geese to your flock, this guide will provide you with all the information you need to keep your feathered friends happy and healthy. (curacao-nature.com)
  • Domestic geese are highly social animals that form close bonds with their flock mates. (curacao-nature.com)
  • Domestic geese may not mate for life, but they still form strong bonds with their flock mates. (curacao-nature.com)
  • On days when the flock only produced 3 eggs, there was usually an FCM egg. (cacklehatchery.com)
Flocks4
  • Geese are highly social animals and are often seen in large groups known as flocks or gaggles. (veganfta.com)
  • Domestic geese are social creatures that thrive in flocks. (curacao-nature.com)
  • Our cackle flocks lay eggshell colors of 4-8 on the French Marans Egg color chart found in the gallery with 5% laying a color 9 for the 2022 season. (cacklehatchery.com)
  • After the age of 10 years, the pace of egg production declines slowly at which you should introduce some new flocks of geese. (thepoultryguide.com)
Breeds of goose1
  • One of the tallest breeds of goose, It is popular for commercial meat production because of its large size and fast growth rate. (moorejustinmusic.com)
Species3
Unlike2
Ross's1
Snow goose1
  • C heck out this interesting article from NPR about cooking goose and using goose fat spend their days sunning themselves, playing in water and From decoy placement to when to call the shot, they will guide you through the whole snow goose hunt so that your trophy doesn't get away. (oxisdoproblema.com.br)
Largest goose2
  • China is the largest goose meat producer with an annual production of around 2.41 million tonnes in 2010. (poultryhub.org)
  • The largest goose in this genus is the graylag goose which reaches a weight of 5.5 to 9 pounds. (wildlifeexplained.com)
Duck Eggs2
  • Brinsea's new range of Ovation 56 Egg Incubators come with a standard set of 8 Egg Racks that hold 7 Hen Eggs or 7 Duck Eggs each which gives you a total capacity of 56 Hen and Duck Eggs. (theincubatorshop.co.uk)
  • If you set duck eggs once a week, for example, you will have some eggs less than one week, some less than two weeks, some less than three weeks and some less than four weeks. (metzerfarms.com)
Meat production3
Quail Eggs1
  • This set of 5 Larger Egg Racks replace the 8 Smaller ones and can hold 3 Goose Eggs, 19 Pheasant Eggs or 22 Quail Eggs in each Rack meaning that the total capacity is 15 Goose Eggs or 110 Quail Eggs. (theincubatorshop.co.uk)
Incubator3
  • Only one age of eggs are put in an incubator - just like a hen sitting on eggs in a nest is sitting on only one age of eggs. (metzerfarms.com)
  • This is a radical change as the tradition for the past 100 years has been to have multiple ages of eggs in one incubator. (metzerfarms.com)
  • But it has now been learned that by filling an incubator with only one age of eggs, you can provide a much better environment for their development. (metzerfarms.com)
Hatchability1
  • The fact that the pointed ends of the eggs are facing down causes higher hatchability. (fertilehatchingegg.com)
Docile1
  • The Toulouse goose is one of the largest domestic goose breeds, known for their docile nature and impressive size. (curacao-nature.com)
Chicken4
  • Which breed of chicken is most commonly used for commercial egg production? (poultryshowcentral.com)
  • The most eggs laid by 1 chicken in 1 day is ___ eggs. (poultryshowcentral.com)
  • The guys are hooked on my chicken eggs and without any persuasion, they cut the soap boxes down and even cut the backs and fronts for me to nail. (eatingwildmontana.com)
  • Some geese like the Chinese Goose can lay up to 80 delicious rich eggs a year, and they're not the size of chicken eggs! (omlet.co.uk)
Genus2
Neck2
Females1
  • Pilgrims are a rare autosexing breed of geese - males are born yellow, females grey. (preloved.co.uk)
Breeders1
  • Breeders should also seek stock with good markings as these are a variable trait and breeding geese with clearly defined markings is a challenge. (wikipedia.org)
Typically3
  • They typically lay about 30 eggs. (waterfowl.org.uk)
  • The brant goose typically has a pure white under the tail, a black tail, and a black or gray body. (wildlifeexplained.com)
  • Castelnaudary is the birthplace of Cassoulet , a rich, slow-cooked casserole containing meat (typically pork sausages, goose, duck and sometimes mutton), and white haricot beans. (leboat.com)
Chinese8
  • Not as noisy or aggressive as Chinese geese. (moorejustinmusic.com)
  • The most common commercial breeds are the White Embden, Grey Toulouse, the African, the small White Chinese and Brown Chinese. (poultryhub.org)
  • The small White and Brown Chinese goose only weighs 4.5 to 5.5 kg, but they lay about 100 eggs per season and are popular in Southeast Asia. (poultryhub.org)
  • The tufted Roman and Chinese goose are two of the most popular lightweight goose breeds. (wildlifeexplained.com)
  • Chinese geese are excellent egg layers. (wildlifeexplained.com)
  • The Chinese goose is a smaller breed known for their striking appearance and unique vocalizations. (curacao-nature.com)
  • We have one Chinese goose (Talbot) and the other 3 are Toulouse (Gracie, Pearl, & Peanut). (renaissancefarmstead.com)
  • The Chinese geese can be divided into two different classes i.e. the white and the brown. (thepoultryguide.com)
White4