Rearing traditional and ornamental hens on free range

I started Harmony Poultry over two years ago to try to make my 30 year passion for poultry into a small rural business . There have been a few set backs but lots of fun to get here, but I am succeeding in my goal to show customers the great variety of poultry. It is also worth pointing out that they can be a pet that actually pays it's way in these hard times
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Another objective is to keep some of the rarer breeds alive for the future. I have travelled a few miles to source some stock but it has been worthwhile.

The main chickens reared are Rhode Island Reds and Light Sussex. They are both attractive, productive and very hardy. I also have dark brown egg layers like Welsummers etc during the year.

If there is something you particularly want please ask, as I may be able to find it .

For 2010 i will be hatching some Large Barred Plymouth Rocks and Large Blue Orpingtons and hatching eggs from them all .

I am also excited to have a Quartet of Chocolate Partridge Wyandotte bantams from Grant Brereton`s breeding , it has taken him over 7 years to create these and they are crackers , hatching eggs will also be available .

All birds I rear are allowed access outside from around 5 weeks of age making them hardy and healthy.

I entered my 1st show for over 10 yrs at the Scottish National and got Best large Welsummer which was very pleasing.

All poultry are sold regularly during the year usually at point of lay.

Please click on the galleries to view some of our stock.

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Hatching eggs from early 2010
All Hatching Eggs can be posted in purpose made poly boxes

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List of eggs when Fertile

Hybrids now in Harmony Blues & Rhodierocks

Breeding Trio of Black Orpington Bantams

Pair of Large Gold Brahmas

Silver Grey Dorking Pullets

White Cochin Pullets ( 2 )

Salmon Favarolles Pullets

Rhode Island Red pullets ready March

Light Sussex pullets ready March

Delivery may be available at cost