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Ayam Cemani
Originating from Indonesia, Ayam Cemani chickens have been around for centuries and were once considered sacred birds. In Javanese culture, they were believed to have spiritual powers and were often used in rituals. Even today, they carry an aura of mystery and elegance that makes them beloved by chicken enthusiasts and collectors around the world.
French Black Copper Maran
Originating in the port town of Marans, France, this breed was developed in the 19th century by crossing local barnyard birds with game fowl. Over time, they became prized across Europe for their dark, rich eggs—so much so that French chefs still call them the “chocolate egg chicken.” Their popularity quickly spread worldwide, and today, they’re a favorite for both backyard flocks and poultry shows.
Zombie
About the Breed
Meet the Mysterious Zombie Chick
If Halloween had its own chicken, it would be the Zombie Chick—a funky, feathered little oddball with eerie charm and a personality that’s all treat, no trick!
What Is a Zombie Chick?
“Zombie Chicks” aren’t an official breed—they’re a fun nickname for a hybrid breed that look a little spooky when they hatch. Parcell Farms Zombie chicks are all F1 crosses with the Ayam Cemani and White Leghorn to achieve their spooky appearance.
Crypt Walker
Meet the Crypt Walker:
Dark, striking, and full of variation, Crypt Walkers are a unique cross between Ayam Cemani and colored egg-laying breeds. Known for their moody appearance and unpredictable outcomes, these birds bring together the deep melanistic influence of Cemani with the beauty of colored egg genetics.
No two are exactly alike—and that’s the fun of it.
History:
At Parcell Farms, our Crypt Walkers are produced using carefully selected Ayam Cemani paired with quality colored egg layers. We focus on strong, dark features, balanced structure, and pairing combinations that create visually interesting and diverse offspring.
Because this is a first generation hybrid cross, results will vary. Some chicks may hatch jet black or nearly black, while others may show smoky tones, lighter feathering, or subtle patterning as they grow. Fibromelanistic expression can range from minimal to more pronounced depending on genetics inherited.
Dark, striking, and full of variation, Crypt Walkers are a unique cross between Ayam Cemani and colored egg-laying breeds. Known for their moody appearance and unpredictable outcomes, these birds bring together the deep melanistic influence of Cemani with the beauty of colored egg genetics.
No two are exactly alike—and that’s the fun of it.
History:
At Parcell Farms, our Crypt Walkers are produced using carefully selected Ayam Cemani paired with quality colored egg layers. We focus on strong, dark features, balanced structure, and pairing combinations that create visually interesting and diverse offspring.
Because this is a first generation hybrid cross, results will vary. Some chicks may hatch jet black or nearly black, while others may show smoky tones, lighter feathering, or subtle patterning as they grow. Fibromelanistic expression can range from minimal to more pronounced depending on genetics inherited.
Sebastopol Geese
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Olive Egger
With their stylish mix-and-match feathers and their signature olive green eggs, Olive Eggers are the backyard chickens you never knew you needed. Part mystery, part magic, and 100% charm, these quirky ladies bring personality and earthy-toned treasures to your egg basket.
History:
Olive Eggers aren’t a standardized breed, but a hybrid created by crossing a dark brown egg-layer with a blue egg-layer. At Parcell Farms, most of our Olive Eggers are F1 (first generation)—a blue-egg gene carrier paired with a Dark Brown Egg Layer. We also work with select multi-generational and backcrossed Olive Egger lines. This deepened genetic pairing enhances the variety of green tones possible—from bright sage to dark moss—and can also produce the occasional brown or brown-tinted egg, depending on how the blue and brown shell genes combine.
History:
Olive Eggers aren’t a standardized breed, but a hybrid created by crossing a dark brown egg-layer with a blue egg-layer. At Parcell Farms, most of our Olive Eggers are F1 (first generation)—a blue-egg gene carrier paired with a Dark Brown Egg Layer. We also work with select multi-generational and backcrossed Olive Egger lines. This deepened genetic pairing enhances the variety of green tones possible—from bright sage to dark moss—and can also produce the occasional brown or brown-tinted egg, depending on how the blue and brown shell genes combine.
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