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About Italian Naked Neck ChickensAbout Italian Naked Neck Chickens




Italian Naked Neck, or Collo nudo italiana, chickens comes from Veneto (North-East of Italy). They probably originally came from Africa.

The hens are excellent layers and the eggs are large and whitern(160-180 eggs a year, 58-62 g each). Their meat is delicate with thin skin. Their subcutaneous and abdominal fat is nearly absent.

They are very rustic and perfect for outdoor rearing, but poorly adapted to industrial production.

In the US the they are known as Polish Frizzle and the liveries are the same of the Polish. Recently they have been re-imported to Italy from the U.S.

Source:Agraria.org