How long does an hens body take to produce egg?

It takes about 24-26 hours for a hen's body to produce an egg.

Here's a breakdown of the process:

* Yolk Formation: This takes about 7-9 days. The yolk is formed in the ovary and grows in size until it's ready to be released.

* Ovulation: The yolk is released from the ovary and travels down the oviduct. This happens quickly, within a few minutes.

* Fertilization: If the hen has been mated, fertilization can occur in the upper part of the oviduct.

* Albumen Formation: The egg white (albumen) is added around the yolk as it travels down the oviduct. This takes about 3-4 hours.

* Shell Formation: The shell is formed in the lower part of the oviduct. This takes about 20 hours.

* Laying: The egg is laid about 24-26 hours after the yolk is released from the ovary.

Factors that can affect egg production time:

* Age: Young hens lay eggs more frequently than older hens.

* Breed: Some breeds of chickens are known for laying eggs more frequently than others.

* Diet: A balanced diet is essential for egg production.

* Light: Hens need at least 14 hours of light per day to lay eggs.

* Stress: Stress can reduce egg production.

Let me know if you have any other questions about chickens or egg production!