Hy-Line International

Hy-Line Produces the Most Sustainable Layer

Hy-Line's sustainability commitment can be summarized by the three Ps: People, Planet, and Profits.

Hy-Line Launches Partnership to Provide Egg Protein to Malnourished African Children

Hy-Line International and Hy-Line South Africa partner with Blessman International to provide an "egg per day" to enhance the protein content of children's meals.

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Hy-Line Varieties

Hy-Line W-36

Efficient, High Performing... More Eggs in the Carton

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Hy-Line W-80

Robust, Prolific, Strong Performance in Alternative Systems, Long Single-Cycle Lay

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Hy-Line Brown

Prolific Producer, Rich Brown Eggs, Hardy Layer

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Hy-Line Silver Brown

Prolific Producer, Medium sized eggs, Rich Brown Eggs, Heavier mature body weight

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Hy-Line Sonia

Prolific Producer, Light Tinted Eggs, Hardy Layer

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Hy-Line Pink

Robust in Challenging Environments, Prolific Producer, Tinted Eggs

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Today, it is not only the world's oldest layer genetics company, but it is the industry leader in all facets. Its progressing research program guarantees increased egg production, greater disease resistance, improved egg quality and superior livability.

[The W-36] is a bird that provides very good profitability. It has an excellent shell quality, as well as an excellent egg quality inside the egg...it is a rustic bird – very healthy.

We have not only received very good genetics, but we have also received very good treatment. We have never regretted choosing Hy-Line and we hope that our relationship will continue for many years to come.

Hy-Line International is a world leader in poultry layer genetics with a rich history of innovation. Founded in 1936, by Henry A. Wallace, Hy-Line was the first poultry breeding company to apply the principles of hybridization to commercial layer breeding.