Is your rooster actually doing his job? If you are planning to incubate, you need to know if your eggs are actually fertile before dedicating …

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This category covers a range of topics related to fertile eggs, incubation, troubleshooting common issues encountered during the hatching process and chicken genetics.
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Is your rooster actually doing his job? If you are planning to incubate, you need to know if your eggs are actually fertile before dedicating …

“These fertile eggs have been kept in a warm place ready for hatching.” We have seen this stated a few times on fertile egg advertisements. …
hatching eggs. Let’s separate the fact from the fiction in the poultry world. Myth 1: Posted eggs must “rest” to “heal.” FACT: No amount of …
What happens IF power goes out during incubation? Here is our story. In early July, we popped just over two dozen Japanese Quail eggs into …
– “No Resting”: Air cell damage occurs when there is a tear between the two membranes of the egg, often caused by vibrations, drops, and …
– “No Resting”: Air cell damage occurs when there is a tear between the two membranes of the egg, often caused by vibrations, drops, and …
When to Use Water Candling? Use water candling at the end of the hatch when you have unhatched eggs and are unsure if they are …
Initial Candling : Day 5-7 While it might pose a challenge for beginners, there are distinct indicators to watch for. When candling eggs, ensure you’re …
“Resting” fertile egg myth The myth of “resting” fertile eggs suggests that eggs, whether freshly laid or having undergone transportation, should be left to settle …
Q. What is a “Frizzle” Chicken?A. Frizzle chickens can be classified into two distinct categories:The first category encompasses a specific breed known as the “Frizzle,” …







