White Langshan
Langshan chickens are a breed of chicken that is originally from China. The breed gets its name from the Langshan Mountains, where they were first discovered. Langshans are large birds, with hens around 7 pounds that lay large dark brown (chocolate like Marans) eggs. They are known for their long, elegant necks and tails. The breed was first imported to the United States in 1872 and quickly became popular among American farmers for its large size and beautiful plumage. Langshan chickens are a breed of chicken that is known for being particularly friendly and docile. Because of their gentle nature, they make great pets and are often considered to be ideal “lap chickens.” They also have very strong immune systems and are resistant to many common chicken diseases.