Silver Appleyard

salve a tutti...!! ho appena comprato uova di anatra Silver Appleyard.... C'è qualcuno che sa dirmi qualche caratteristica di questa razza?!

Qui c'è la scheda di razza:
http://www.agraria.org/anatre/silverappleyard.htm
Ciao,
Marco

ciao grazie Marco...!! ma purtroppo anche la scheda dice ben poco..... non c'è nessuno che la conosce abbastanza bene questa razza??

Dove hai comprato queste uova di anatra visto che non risulta allevata in Italia?


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ciao Alessio, ho un amico in inghilterra che le ha comprate per me e me le ha spedite!

scusa Alessio, non è che riesci a darmi informazioni su: peso, deposizione, attitudine alla cova?? grazie!!!

Silver Appleyard




Originated by Reginald Appleyard in the mid twentieth century, the Silver Appleyard was developed as a layer of “lots of big white egg” and as a white-skinned table bird that attained a weight of 3.0 kg / 6 1/4 lb (cold and plucked) at the age of 9 weeks. For size, carriage and basic plumage colour, it closely resembles the Rouen Clair. Its unique feature, however, is the expression of the restricted mallard gene that limits the amount of pigment on the face and body plumage of both duck and drake. Little is known about the appearance of the first Appleyards other than from sources like the painting by Wippell commissioned in 1947. The modern Silver Appleyard (standardized in 1982) and its Miniature form (standardized in 1997) are largely the result of breeding by Tom Bartlett of Folly Farm.


Per info ulteriori puoi scrivere una mail qui:
http://www.poultryclub.org/breed-galler ... avy-ducks/

grazie mille...!!

alessiozanon ha scritto:Silver Appleyard




Originated by Reginald Appleyard in the mid twentieth century, the Silver Appleyard was developed as a layer of “lots of big white egg” and as a white-skinned table bird that attained a weight of 3.0 kg / 6 1/4 lb (cold and plucked) at the age of 9 weeks. For size, carriage and basic plumage colour, it closely resembles the Rouen Clair. Its unique feature, however, is the expression of the restricted mallard gene that limits the amount of pigment on the face and body plumage of both duck and drake. Little is known about the appearance of the first Appleyards other than from sources like the painting by Wippell commissioned in 1947. The modern Silver Appleyard (standardized in 1982) and its Miniature form (standardized in 1997) are largely the result of breeding by Tom Bartlett of Folly Farm.


Per info ulteriori puoi scrivere una mail qui:
http://www.poultryclub.org/breed-galler ... avy-ducks/" target="_blank

tanalla ha scritto:scusa Alessio, non è che riesci a darmi informazioni su: peso, deposizione, attitudine alla cova?? grazie!!!

che in italia non si allevinno è vero.....ma io le ho......
sono una razza pesante senza attitudine al volo, ottima produttrice di uova, covatrice, il maschio presenta testa verde che cambia colore in estate, tipo il germano......
ve ti serve altro chiedi..........