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How long does it take a Rhode Island Red Chicken to mature?
Rhode Island Red chickens typically reach maturity at around 6 to 8 months of age. This means they are old enough to lay eggs consistently. However, they may start laying eggs as early as 5 months, and some may not lay until they are 9 months old.
Here's a breakdown:
* Laying age: 5-9 months
* Full maturity: 6-8 months
Keep in mind that these are general timelines and individual chickens may vary. Factors like genetics, diet, and environmental conditions can affect the rate of maturity.
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