7 Reasons Why hen not laying eggs(English)

Reason for not laying eggs

When your hens stop laying eggs, it is always a matter of concern whether your hens are sick or not. That's why we always find out the amount of eggs in our chickens. That way, if we do something wrong, we know right away. Here are 7 major reasons why your hens stop laying eggs - Today we are going to consider these reasons.

🌼 Diet

The most common reason for your hens not to lay eggs is that there is something wrong with their diet. Have you recently changed their diet - which you are raising your chickens - I once changed the diet of my chickens and decided to feed them corn. When the chickens were being fed normal food, I was getting at least 9 eggs a day from my hens and after feeding them corn for a few days, I was getting only 4-5 eggs a day - that's why Corn does not have much protein and chickens need about 20 grams of protein per day to maintain their eggs. Just remember that whatever you are feeding your chickens need a well-balanced diet so that they Body able to produce eggs.

🌼 Low Light

Your hens need plenty of daylight to lay their eggs - at least 12 hours a day and 14 hours a day is even better.

🌼 Kurak Hen

If your hen is kurak, the kurak hen never lays eggs - no matter how much protein or sunshine you give it. When hen is kurak(sit-down on eggs) it sits on same where it lays eggs and she's on her own stop things coming near eggs. she takes out her breast feather and heat the eggs from her body. So such hen never give eggs.

🌼 Relocation(Change of place)

Have you recently moved your hen from one place to another or introduce new hens to the heard? If you just introduced new hens to the herd, it can disrupt their routine and their eggs. When the hens are relocated, they are already somewhat painful and shaky. New hens don't lay eggs very quickly until they find a place of their choice. As soon as she find a place of their choice, she starts giving egg again.

🌼 Some Breeds lay so many eggs

These three breeds lay more than 200 eggs each year.

Silkies
Americana's
Pakistan Golden Mishri

Some breeds of chickens do not lay many eggs and we sometimes forget about it. No matter what you give to such hens, they will not lay eggs. Here are the names of some breeds of hens.

Rhode Island Reds

Buff Orrington's

Other breeds lay less than 100 eggs a year

🌼 Old Age

If your chickens are getting a little old age then their reduction in egg laying is very natural and predictable. Breeds lay good eggs for 5-3 years and some breeds lay good eggs for 10-5 years - your hen which lays 200 eggs in one year will lay about 168 eggs in its second year and its own. It will lay 128 eggs in the third year. That number will drop to about 40 eggs by their tenth year. Because these amounts decrease with age.

🌼 Disease

Even chickens do not lay eggs due to the disease - you should keep an eye on your hens at all times - so that they can be saved by timely treatment. Such hens should be kept separate from other hens - and sometimes lice, particles and worms are produced in the hens. And the hens drop their wings once a year and because of this the hens don't lay eggs and the development of the wings can take 6 to 12 weeks. During this time they will not lay eggs.