Our Hedemora Flock is small, so it may be limited availability to begin with until we can hatch enough for ourselves! Please bear with us! 
 
The Hedemora chicken is a rare, hardy Swedish landrace breed known for thriving in cold climates, featuring unique "woolly" feathering or smooth plumage, docile personalities, and decent production of small, creamy eggs, making them excellent heritage birds for homesteads seeking resilience and charm. They are small-to-medium sized, good foragers, and can have black skin (fibromelanosis), offering diversity to flocks.  
Key Characteristics:
Egg Production: Around 150 small to medium, cream-colored eggs per year, laying well even in winter. 
Broodiness: Hens are often broody and make good mothers, allowing for natural hatching. 
Size: Small to medium; hens about 4 lbs, roosters 5-6 lbs
Origin: Sweden, a centuries-old natural landrace (Hedemorahöns). 
Hardiness: Exceptionally cold-hardy due to dense downy feathers, small combs/wattles, and compact bodies. 
Appearance: Diverse colors; some have silky, fur-like "woolly" feathers or feathered legs; some have black skin, bones, and organs (fibromelanosis). 
Temperament: Calm, friendly, docile, and good for families or confinement.