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Unfortunately ISA Browns have a reputation for being 'over enthusiastic' in their bullying of new chicken breeds so Aussie Chook Supplies advising using caution and doing more research as to what breeds you feel comfortable introducing and how to best do this.

ISA Browns are noted as being great chickens for people new to caring for poultry. They are moderate in size (2-3kg), are able to stand a wide temperature range and their gentle, affectionate nature makes them and family friendly!

Unfortunately ISA Browns have a reputation for being 'over enthusiastic' in their bullying of new chicken breeds so Aussie Chook Supplies advising using caution and doing more research as to what breeds you feel comfortable introducing and how to best do this.

ISA Brown is not a breed but actually a brand, much the same as Holden or Sony. The 'ISA' stands for “Institut de Selection Animale”, a French company that developed the breed in 1978 as a battery hen for optimum egg production of approximately 300 eggs per hen in the first year of laying.

ISA Browns are noted as being great chickens for people new to caring for poultry. They are moderate in size (2-3kg), are able to stand a wide temperature range and their gentle, affectionate nature makes them and family friendly!

Isa Browns are a hybrid breed that really is in a league of their own. They are certainly up their with the Best Egg Laying Chickens. These hens can be expected to lay up to 300-350 eggs per year.

ISA Brown is not a breed but actually a brand, much the same as Holden or Sony. The 'ISA' stands for “Institut de Selection Animale”, a French company that developed the breed in 1978 as a battery hen for optimum egg production of approximately 300 eggs per hen in the first year of laying.

Isa Browns are a hybrid breed that really is in a league of their own. They are certainly up their with the Best Egg Laying Chickens. These hens can be expected to lay up to 300-350 eggs per year.

The ISA Brown is a crossbreed of chicken, with sex-linked coloration. It is thought to have been the result of a complex series of crosses including but not limited to Rhode Island Reds and Rhode Island Whites, and contains genes from a wide range of breeds, the list of which is a closely guarded secret.

The ISA Brown is a crossbreed of chicken, with sex-linked coloration. It is thought to have been the result of a complex series of crosses including but not limited to Rhode Island Reds and Rhode Island Whites, and contains genes from a wide range of breeds, the list of which is a closely guarded secret.

ISA Brown's (and a lot of other commercial hybrid chickens) are bred to continue laying most of the year. This means that they won't have the opportunity to rest their reproductive systems and will therefore develop tumours, cancers, prolapses and other health issues relating to their high egg production.

ISA Brown's (and a lot of other commercial hybrid chickens) are bred to continue laying most of the year. This means that they won't have the opportunity to rest their reproductive systems and will therefore develop tumours, cancers, prolapses and other health issues relating to their high egg production.

They can lay up to 300 brown eggs per year which is roughly 6 eggs per week per hen. That is enough to feed a small family! They typically begin laying when they are around 5 months old. They are one of the best breeds if you want a hen that will lay all year round.

They can lay up to 300 brown eggs per year which is roughly 6 eggs per week per hen. That is enough to feed a small family! They typically begin laying when they are around 5 months old. They are one of the best breeds if you want a hen that will lay all year round.

Temperament. Isa Browns have a docile nature. They are super friendly and non aggressive, making them a great backyard pet. Their affectionate and approachable nature make them family friendly chickens and they are suitable for homes with children.

Temperament. Isa Browns have a docile nature. They are super friendly and non aggressive, making them a great backyard pet. Their affectionate and approachable nature make them family friendly chickens and they are suitable for homes with children.

The ISA Brown laying hens are able to adapt well to different climates, poultry management styles and housing systems. Decades of intensive selection have resulted in very good livability whilst maintaining excellent persistency in egg production.

Unfortunately the ISA Brown has a significantly reduced life expectancy compared to other chook breeds with the majority of ISA's living for between 3-4 years. Some backyard chicken keepers report their pet ISA's living between 5-8 years but mainly less because it simply isn't what they were 'bred' to do.

If you would like an all around great chicken that lays LOTS of great big brown eggs, then look for ISA Brown Chickens! They are wonderful chooks! They are sweet, friendly quiet mannered chickens that enjoy sharing affection with their human families.

The ISA Brown laying hens are able to adapt well to different climates, poultry management styles and housing systems. Decades of intensive selection have resulted in very good livability whilst maintaining excellent persistency in egg production.

Please be aware that the name ISA Brown is actually a brand, much the same as Toyota or Samsung. The 'ISA' stands for “Institute de Selection Animale” – a French company that developed the breed in 1978 as a battery hen for optimum egg production. The 'Brown' refers to the chicken feather colour.

Unfortunately the ISA Brown has a significantly reduced life expectancy compared to other chook breeds with the majority of ISA's living for between 3-4 years. Some backyard chicken keepers report their pet ISA's living between 5-8 years but mainly less because it simply isn't what they were 'bred' to do.

If you would like an all around great chicken that lays LOTS of great big brown eggs, then look for ISA Brown Chickens! They are wonderful chooks! They are sweet, friendly quiet mannered chickens that enjoy sharing affection with their human families.

Please be aware that the name ISA Brown is actually a brand, much the same as Toyota or Samsung. The 'ISA' stands for “Institute de Selection Animale” – a French company that developed the breed in 1978 as a battery hen for optimum egg production. The 'Brown' refers to the chicken feather colour.