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Very true, it does 'just depend' on several other factors. But adjusting the lighting makes a big difference! Mary

Hens need 14 to 16 hours of light to produce eggs, so in winter most birds stop or drastically reduce egg production. If you add a small light on a timer in their coop 3am to 8am daily, egg production will increase. Often pullets continue to lay better their first winter, but as hens, not. Mary