Brown Egg Layers
Need brown eggs for your farm or homestead? We offer a diverse selection of brown egg layers at Myers Poultry, suitable for backyard or commercial production. Our layers are hardy, dependable, and they will add the perfect touch of color to your egg basket.
Versatile Brown Egg Laying Hens
Whether you are seeking commercial brown egg layers or mid-production layers for your small backyard flock, we offer 13 unique breeds to match your needs.
Aside from the pigment of the eggshell, there is no nutritional difference between a brown egg and a white egg. But they certainly are beautiful! Brown eggs can come in a variety of shades, from earthy tans to dark reddish brown. Occasionally, some eggs may even be speckled.
Most brown egg layers are hardy and docile, making them ideal for backyard chicken keepers.
One of our most popular breeds is the Rhode Island Red. They have earned the adoration of poultry keepers worldwide for their hardiness and reliability.
And everyone loves Buff Orpingtons — probably because they are friendly and productive! Keep in mind that this breed is notoriously broody. Read more about Orpingtons to see if they are right for you.
For maximum egg yield, you can't go wrong with the Red Sex Link. This breed is also color sexable, so they are a great choice for those who value accuracy and efficiency for their farm.
The heritage Delaware chicken is making a big comeback among backyard growers and poultry enthusiasts. We suggest this chicken for those who are seeking a true dual-purpose breed.
Depending on the breed and your local climate conditions, you can expect your layer chickens to produce anywhere from 200-320 eggs per year.
We ship our day-old chicks nationwide. You can call, email, or order online to grow your flock today.
To ensure a safe shipment of our birds, there is a minimum order quantity. There is no minimum for pickup. Read more about each breed to check requirements. View our full catalog of layers.
Have questions about our layer chickens? We're here to help.
Brown Eggs vs White Eggs — What's the Difference?
Aside from the pigment of the eggshell, there is no nutritional difference between a brown egg and a white egg. But they certainly are beautiful! Brown eggs can come in a variety of shades, from earthy tans to dark reddish brown. Occasionally, some eggs may even be speckled.
Choosing the Right Layers
Most brown egg layers are hardy and docile, making them ideal for backyard chicken keepers.One of our most popular breeds is the Rhode Island Red. They have earned the adoration of poultry keepers worldwide for their hardiness and reliability.
And everyone loves Buff Orpingtons — probably because they are friendly and productive! Keep in mind that this breed is notoriously broody. Read more about Orpingtons to see if they are right for you.
For maximum egg yield, you can't go wrong with the Red Sex Link. This breed is also color sexable, so they are a great choice for those who value accuracy and efficiency for their farm.
The heritage Delaware chicken is making a big comeback among backyard growers and poultry enthusiasts. We suggest this chicken for those who are seeking a true dual-purpose breed.
Depending on the breed and your local climate conditions, you can expect your layer chickens to produce anywhere from 200-320 eggs per year.
How to Order
We ship our day-old chicks nationwide. You can call, email, or order online to grow your flock today. To ensure a safe shipment of our birds, there is a minimum order quantity. There is no minimum for pickup. Read more about each breed to check requirements. View our full catalog of layers.
Have questions about our layer chickens? We're here to help.