The Poltava is an old Ukrainian dual-purpose breed of chicken named after the Ukrainian city of Poltava. It includes three color varieties: Clay, Cuckoo, and Black.
Poltava chickens are commonly kept in rural and farm settings in Ukraine, often in free-range environments. They are well-suited to temperate climates and can adapt to varying conditions. Their ability to forage allows them to thrive in areas with ample space for roaming.
Ease of Keeping
Beginner friendly: 4/5
The Poltava breed is known for its ability to adapt well to different environmental conditions, making it suitable for various climates. Its three color varieties offer versatility for both utility and exhibition purposes. The breed is valued not only for its egg production but also for its meat quality.
Poltava Clay male crowing
