Silver

This silver-feathered bird is a well-balanced performer for either egg or meat production. It lays a high number of eggs and delivers excellent carcass yield after slaughter. The SASSO Silver is also notable for its beautiful, ash grey feathering, which makes her particularly is appreciated by the domestic or backyard chicken market. Its flexibility and unique characteristics offer great value for you and your operations. Autosexing can be completed with the Silver as it produces feather-sexable day-old chicks. The Silver layer is able to thrive in different production environments with minimal management.

Laying period data:

Egg production (cumulative) at 75 weeks: 297
Body weight at 5% production: 1969 g
Body weight at 75 weeks: 2834 g
Average feed intake from 20 to 75 weeks: 47.3 kg
Produced egg mass: 17.6 kg
Average feed per egg: 159 g

Unique benefits

Great transformation results

The SASSO Silver is a dual purpose layer and provides excellent carcass yield.

Perfect for traditional farming

This beautiful grey chicken thrives on the domestic and backyard market.

Highly adaptable

The Silver is an autosexing female and needs little management to be productive.

Male growing performance

Age in days	Male body weight (g)	FCR
1	37
7	98
14	195
21	301	1.55
28	437	1.77
35	621	1.97
42	833	2.16
49	1052	2.31
56	1280	2.51
63	1506	2.71
70	1722	2.97
77	1915	3.28
84	2084	3.63

Laying performance

Age in weeks	Body weight theo. (g)	Total lay real (%)	Cumulative egg production theo.	Egg weight theo. (g)	Feed consumption theo. (g)
21	2022	20.0	2	40	120
27	2340	92.5	30	53	133
40	2467	85.6	111	60	125
50	2592	80.3	169	61	120
60	2697	75.0	223	62	115
75	2834	67.1	297	64	107

These recommendations, based on our experience, are intended to allow the expression of our strains’ genetic potential in normal operations without any responsibility on the part of SASSO. An environment, biosecurity conditions, the geographical location, or specific equipment might require adaptations that have not been taken in consideration in these general recommendations.