Cinnamon Queen

Cinnamon Queens have striking golden-red plumage with a soft feather texture. They are friendly and easy to handle, making them great for backyard flocks. This breed is known for its high egg production, laying a large number of brown eggs. Their calm demeanor makes them suitable for families and urban settings.

The Cinnamon Queen was developed in the United States in the late 20th century, primarily by crossing Rhode Island Reds and Leghorns. This breed quickly gained popularity due to its consistent egg-laying abilities and pleasant disposition. Over time, it has spread through local farms and backyard aviaries.

Cinnamon Queens are hardy and adapt well to various climates, but they thrive best with adequate space and shelter. They tend to be non-broody, focusing more on laying than hatching. Providing a balanced diet and clean water will enhance their productivity and overall health.

• Cinnamon Queens can lay up to 300 eggs a year.
• They are known for their friendly and social nature.
• This breed's noticeable feather color makes them visually distinctive.
• They adapt well to confinement, but enjoy free-ranging whenever possible.