Barred Cochin Standard Chicken

The Barred Cochin Standard Chicken originated in China and gained popularity in the U.S. and Europe during the 19th century. It has a large, fluffy body with distinctive black-and-white barred plumage. There are different types, including bantam and standard, with the standard variety being popular for both ornamental purposes and egg production.

These chickens are known for their calm temperament, making them great for backyard farms. Farmers raise them in well-ventilated coops and use natural pest control methods like diatomaceous earth to keep them healthy. Barred Cochins are popular among hobbyists and small-scale poultry keepers in the U.S. and Europe.