求推荐个给老人看国内电视的盒子# PDA - 掌中宝
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This breed originated in Australia developed from Black Orpington's imported
from England; and the emphasis of the breeding program was on egg
production without sacrificing too much in size and meat quality. Some
sensational results were made in the Australian program, and one hen set a
laying record of 364 eggs in 365 days. Introduced into this country in the
1920's, they have become useful and popular and are certainly one of the
best layers of light brown eggs of all the heavy breeds. A flock of Black
Australorps with their glossy black plumage which has a greenish-purple
sheen and their larger than average bright red combs make an unusually
handsome sight. They are big birds, cockerels weighing 6 to 8 pounds at
maturity and pullets 5 to 7. They have a pinkish white skin and plump bodies
which dress out nicely once the birds have their final plumage. Pullets
mature early and many will be in production between 5 and 6 months of age.
They are quiet, gentle, and stand confinement well. Baby chicks are black
with a good deal of white in the underparts and small white patches around
the head and wings. We have handled this breed for years and think it is one
of the best of the heavy breeds.
This breed originated in Australia developed from Black Orpington's imported
from England; and the emphasis of the breeding program was on egg
production without sacrificing too much in size and meat quality. Some
sensational results were made in the Australian program, and one hen set a
laying record of 364 eggs in 365 days. Introduced into this country in the
1920's, they have become useful and popular and are certainly one of the
best layers of light brown eggs of all the heavy breeds. A flock of Black
Australorps with their glossy black plumage which has a greenish-purple
sheen and their larger than average bright red combs make an unusually
handsome sight. They are big birds, cockerels weighing 6 to 8 pounds at
maturity and pullets 5 to 7. They have a pinkish white skin and plump bodies
which dress out nicely once the birds have their final plumage. Pullets
mature early and many will be in production between 5 and 6 months of age.
They are quiet, gentle, and stand confinement well. Baby chicks are black
with a good deal of white in the underparts and small white patches around
the head and wings. We have handled this breed for years and think it is one
of the best of the heavy breeds.
