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African
Currently UnavailableA curious goose, the African was introduced to the U.S. in the mid 1800's. It has a black knob on the tops of its head and a dark strip down the back of its neck. It is a smaller bird than the Embden and Toulouse. Its adult weight is 12.5-15.5 pounds. APPROX. 35-45 EGGS/YEAR
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Brown Chinese Geese
Currently UnavailableOriginates in China from the wild Asiatic Swan goose. White Chinese are the most prolific egg laying geese and it is not unusual to have them lay in the fall or winter. Most Chinese geese lay from 30-45 eggs.
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Buff Goose
Currently UnavailableThe American Buff is an apricot-fawn color. This very calm natured goose sports buff colored feathers on it back, and its sides are edged with creamy white. The Buff's abdomen is nearly white and its legs may fade to pick during laying, or when green grass is not available. Its adult weight is 14-16 lbs. APPROX. 25-35 EGGS/YEAR
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Embden
Currently UnavailableThe Embden is the most popular goose for eating. They are a nice strong bird with blue eyes and orange beaks and feet. They have all white plumage and you will be able to tell the males by the color of their feathers when they are very young. The grey down on the males is much lighter that females when they are very young. Their adult weight is 15-20 lbs. APPROX. 35-45 EGGS/YEAR
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Toulouse
Currently UnavailableDeveloped in the 1850's the Toulouse was bred for exhibition purposes. This very calm breed is slower growing, not reaching full maturity until at least three years old. Their plumage comes in shades of grey. The adult weight is 18-25 lbs. APPROX. 15-25 EGGS/YEAR
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