Plymouth Rock

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Plymouth Rock is a popular American dual-purpose chicken breed known for its hardiness, good egg production, and distinctive barred plumage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chicken breed
domestic chicken
APAClass American class
broodiness occasionally broody
combType single comb
conservationStatus not at risk
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developedInCentury 19th century
developedInDecade 1860s
earlobeColor red
eggColor brown
eggProductionPerYear approximately 200
approximately 250
eggSize large
featherPattern barred
hasBantamVariety true
hasVariety Barred Plymouth Rock
Blue Plymouth Rock
Buff Plymouth Rock
Columbian Plymouth Rock
Partridge Plymouth Rock
Silver Penciled Plymouth Rock
White Plymouth Rock
knownFor barred plumage
calm temperament
good egg production
hardiness
suitability for backyard flocks
legColor yellow
originBreeds Black Java
Dominique
placeOfOrigin New England
recognizedAs heritage breed
recognizedBy American Poultry Association
skinColor yellow
suitableFor backyard flocks
cold climates
free-range systems
small farms
temperament docile
friendly
use dual-purpose breed
egg production
meat production
usedInBreedingOf broiler hybrids
commercial meat strains
weightOfAdultHen about 2.9 kg
weightOfAdultRooster about 3.4 kg

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subject surface form: chicken