Silver barnevelder
Hem / Djur & Husdjur / Silver barnevelder
These gentle giants need ample space to roam, stretch their wings, and engage in natural behaviors. Use vaseline to prevent frostbite in winter for Roosters with large combs
Disposition: extremely sweet, smart and curious. We typically see about an 80% hatch rate from the eggs that have been placed into our hatcher.
Allocate at least 2-4 square feet per bird indoors and ensure access to a secure outdoor enclosure.
What are some common health issues that may affect Silver Laced Barnevelders?
Like all breeds, Silver Laced Barnevelders can be prone to certain health issues such as mites, lice, and respiratory problems. However, introducing new birds to your existing flock should be done gradually and under close supervision to avoid any conflicts.
This will help your Barnevelder become confident and friendly, making them an even more loving companion. Break down complex tasks into smaller steps, allowing your barnevelder to build on its knowledge gradually. These birds we avoided, and we spent time locating flocks that displayed deep black feathers with precise silver lacing.
The egg color from the newest line is more tan without the noticeable pink undertones and the egg size is slightly larger as well.
Double Silver Laced Barnevelder Chick
Description
Chicks are sold straight run and individually 🙂
Extremely rare and beautiful, we are thrilled to be continuing offering to offer these exquisites and rare birds to you all as part of our 2025 breed lineup!
The roosters are gentlemen with the hens and dutifully protect them from hawks.
If you’re considering adding some charm to your backyard flock, look no further than the Silver Laced Barnevelder. Make sure to provide them with enough space to roam and forage, as they are prone to obesity if overfed.
For those looking to raise Silver Laced Barnevelders for eggs, be aware that they can lay around 200-220 brown eggs per year.
In terms of egg-laying capacity, silver laced Barnevelders are known to be prolific layers, producing an impressive 200-220 brown eggs per year. This breed has won the hearts of many owners with their gentle and affectionate personalities. However, ensure that your land is free of pests and diseases, and the birds have access to clean water and shade when needed.
New year, new flock!
Breed Standard
To view the standard for the Barnevelder, please view this site: http://barnevelderclub.uk/breed-standards#:~:text=Beak%20yellow%20with%20dark%20point%20%28in%20the%20silver%2C,wattles%20and%20ear-lobes%20red.%20Legs%20and%20feet%20yellow.
Notes
Greenfire Farms has imported this breed twice. If you’re serious about breeding or owning Silver Laced Barnevelders, we recommend joining one of these groups to stay informed and connected with the community.
By supporting these efforts, you can help safeguard the future of this wonderful breed and preserve its unique qualities for generations to come.
Physical Characteristics
When it comes to physical characteristics, silver laced Barnevelders are easily recognizable by their striking color and unique markings.
As they age, their nutritional needs may change, so be sure to adjust their diet accordingly. We have noticed that as the summer temperatures rise, they tend to slow down. To maximize their productivity, ensure they have access to plenty of fresh water, high-quality feed, and adequate space to roam. Our line of Double Silver Laced Barnevelders give generously sized shiny cream to tan eggs while boasting the same exquisite lacing pattern.
Their compact size also makes them an excellent choice for small backyard spaces or urban chicken keeping.
When selecting a silver laced barnevelder, it’s essential to look for birds with good bone structure and a balanced build. To keep your silver laced barnevelders healthy and trim, make sure they have plenty of space to roam and engage in exercise, and provide them with a balanced diet that includes plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables.
By being aware of these potential health issues and taking proactive steps to prevent or manage them, you can help ensure your silver laced barnevelders live long and healthy lives.
This crossbreeding resulted in the creation of the Silver Laced Barnevelder, which quickly gained popularity among poultry enthusiasts.
One of the key factors contributing to its success was its impressive egg production – a single bird could lay up to 200 eggs per year! This section will delve into these characteristics in more detail.
Friendly and Docile
One of the most appealing qualities of the Silver Laced Barnevelder is its incredibly friendly and docile nature.