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woodoon · 2 years

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*Rubs eyes*

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#I spent 42 minutes dying and pondering life #text #HatchingEggs #EggSpam #flight rising #flightrising #fr #dragon #dragon share #noc #nocturne #fr nocturne #flightrising nocturne

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ip66i · 2 years

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#silkies #silkiechicks #silkiesofinstagram #silkiechicken #chickens #hens #chickensofinstagram #hensofinstagram #happyhens #chicks #chooks #eggs #hatchingeggs #petchickens #backgardenchickens #backyardchickens #broody #fluffybutts #pamperedpets #crazychickenlady #gardenchickens #rooster #cockerel #ilovechickens #chickenlife #backyardflock #keepingchickens #chickensaspets #iloveanimals #cuteanimals @33md4 @22md5 https://www.instagram.com/p/Cdy1tXvKENt/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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cookingwithkimberly · 2 years

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#hatchingeggs on #lockdown today! Want to hatch #babychicks , but don't have an #incubator , no time, no experience? We do! If you're near #niagara , message is & we can help! #homesteading #chickenkeeping #keepingchickens #backyardchickens #chickens #hatchingchicks #springchickens #incubation #incubatorservices #spring https://www.instagram.com/p/CdB2e3cujJy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#hatchingeggs #lockdown #babychicks #incubator #niagara #homesteading #chickenkeeping #keepingchickens #backyardchickens #chickens #hatchingchicks #springchickens #incubation #incubatorservices #spring

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aurorapicturecompanyinfinite · 29 days

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Breakfast Bonanza: Hatchlings in the House!

I bought some eggs from the grocery store. Look what hatched!

#UnexpectedPets #GroceryStoreSurprises #HatchingEggs

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breezybirdfarms · 6 months

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Preparing Your Incubator for Hatching Eggs: A Comprehensive Guide

Hatching eggs can be an exciting and rewarding experience for poultry enthusiasts. However, to maximize your chances of success, proper preparation of the incubator is crucial. In this guide, we will walk you through the essential steps to prepare your incubator for hatching eggs. From gathering the necessary materials to testing the equipment, we'll cover everything you need to know.

1. Gather the Required Materials: Before you start preparing your incubator, make sure you have all the necessary materials on hand. These include an incubator (either a still-air or forced-air model), a reliable thermometer, a hygrometer to measure humidity, a source of heat (such as an incubator heater or a heat lamp), clean water for humidity regulation, and an egg candler for monitoring embryo development.

2. Clean and Disinfect the Incubator: Proper hygiene is vital to create a healthy environment for your eggs. Start by thoroughly cleaning the incubator, removing any debris or previous residue. Use a mild detergent and warm water to clean all surfaces, including the base, walls, and trays. Once cleaned, disinfect the incubator with a poultry-safe disinfectant to eliminate any harmful bacteria or viruses that may compromise the hatch.

3. Set Up the Incubator: Follow the manufacturer's instructions to assemble and set up your incubator. Place it in a stable location away from direct sunlight, drafts, and temperature fluctuations. Ensure proper ventilation by adjusting any vents or openings according to the incubator's design. This will help maintain a consistent and suitable environment for the developing embryos.

4. Calibrate the Thermometer and Hygrometer: Accurate temperature and humidity measurements are crucial for successful incubation. To ensure the readings are correct, calibrate both the thermometer and hygrometer. Use a reliable thermometer and compare it with a certified thermometer to check for any discrepancies. Adjust the readings on your incubator's thermometer accordingly. Similarly, verify the accuracy of the hygrometer and make necessary adjustments if required.

5. Test the Incubator's Temperature: Achieving and maintaining the correct temperature is vital for egg development. Set the incubator to the recommended temperature according to the species of eggs you plan to hatch. Allow the incubator to stabilize for at least 24 hours and then measure the temperature using a calibrated thermometer. Check multiple locations within the incubator to ensure uniform heat distribution. Make any necessary adjustments to reach and maintain the desired temperature.

6. Regulate Humidity Levels: Proper humidity levels are essential for the development of the embryo and successful hatching. Follow the guidelines specific to the species of eggs you are incubating to determine the required humidity range. Monitor and adjust the humidity levels using clean water in the incubator's designated water reservoir or trays. A hygrometer will help you maintain optimal humidity throughout the incubation period.

7. Prepare the Egg Trays: Clean and disinfect the egg trays to ensure a sanitary environment for your eggs. Place the trays within the incubator, ensuring they are stable and level. Position them in a way that allows easy access for monitoring and turning the eggs, if necessary.

8. Implement an Egg-Turning Schedule: Depending on the species of eggs, regular egg turning may be required to prevent the embryos from sticking to the eggshell and promote proper development. Consult a reliable resource or the egg supplier for the appropriate turning schedule and method. Maintain a record of the turning process to ensure consistency.

9. Test the Incubator's Performance: Before adding your precious eggs, conduct a trial run with test eggs. It is not advisable to test your incubator with purchased hatching eggs as this can be an expensive loss if the setting are not correct. Doing an egg test, even with store eggs that are not fertile will help you verify the incubator's performance, including temperature and humidity stability, proper ventilation, and the functionality of any automatic turning mechanisms. Monitor the test eggs closely and make any necessary adjustments to optimize the incubator's conditions.

10. Monitor and Maintain the Incubator: Throughout the incubation process, monitor the temperature, humidity, and egg development regularly. Make any required adjustments promptly to maintain optimal conditions. Keep a log of the incubator's performance, noting any deviations or concerns for future reference.

Properly preparing your incubator for hatching eggs is a critical step towards achieving successful results. By following these comprehensive steps, gathering the necessary materials, cleaning and disinfecting the incubator, calibrating instruments, testing the temperature and humidity, and implementing an egg-turning schedule, you can create an ideal environment for your eggs to develop and hatch. Remember to monitor the incubator closely and make any necessary adjustments to ensure the best possible outcome for your hatching adventure.

Candace Breezy Bird Farms

#IncubatorPreparation #HatchingEggs #SuccessfulIncubation #EggHatchingGuide #HygieneInIncubation #Temperature #breezybirdfarms

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outtaashes · 11 months

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Hatching Black Copper Marans Chicks

Black Copper Marans and their eggs are beautiful! However, people have a lot of trouble hatching them. I show you how I hatch mine, using the dry hatch method. I also show you their progress to, 2 months. #Outtaashes #homestead #chicken #marans #bcms #blackcopper #hatching #hatchingchicks #hatchingchickeneggs #hatchingeggs #hatchingeggs21daysaseel #farm #ranch #incubating #incubator

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#animal #babyanimals #bcm #blackcopper #chicken #Chicks #farm #farmlife #hatching #hatchingchicks #hatchingeggs #homestead #incubating #incubator #marans #OuttaAshes #ranch

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ellenhenryart · 1 year

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Find this design here 👉

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blacklodgemusictx · 2 years

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Say hallo to mah leetle friend. He came in the mail today along with my #hatchingeggs from @meyer_hatchery . Upright and resting. Not a single break. Can't wait to pop my little pre-babies in to my incubator. #backyardfarmer #backyardchickens #incubation #incubator #wish #octopus #thebird #ringholder #science https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch-ug6hrQog/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#hatchingeggs #backyardfarmer #backyardchickens #incubation #incubator #wish #octopus #thebird #ringholder #science

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silvermoonhomestead · 2 years

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My eggs are hatching! Here's hoping for a good hatch rate. There's also a tiny quail hatched in another bin but I'll get a picture of him later. #chicksofinstagram🐥 #hatchingeggs #hatching https://www.instagram.com/p/CdDpBZ3OBQC/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#chicksofinstagram🐥#hatchingeggs #hatching

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truthseeker-blogger · 10 months

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paragonridgeranch · 5 months

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Hatching Rare Black Copper Marans Chicken Eggs bought from eBay. We show you the Start to Finish unboxing and hatching of these rare, hard to find eggs and 1 Year Time Lapse, see how the BCM are thriving | Black Copper Marans | Chickens Incubating Chicken Eggs | Heritage breed hatching eggs| Hatching eggs for incubation| #hatchingeggs #BlackCopperMarans #EbayBuy #ParagonRidgeRanch #chickens #babychicks #incubatingeggs

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ip66i · 2 years

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#silkies #silkiechicks #silkiesofinstagram #silkiechicken #chickens #hens #chickensofinstagram #hensofinstagram #happyhens #chicks #chooks #eggs #hatchingeggs #petchickens #backgardenchickens #backyardchickens #broody #fluffybutts #pamperedpets #crazychickenlady #gardenchickens #rooster #cockerel #ilovechickens #chickenlife #backyardflock #keepingchickens #chickensaspets #iloveanimals #cuteanimals @33md4 @22md5 https://www.instagram.com/p/CgFhb5HK1Pk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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quickchangeartist · 3 years

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Might be some secret ducklings out in the backyard. Will have to wait and see. . . . . . . . . . . . . Tags: #poultryofinstagram #backyardpoultry #poultry #duck #ducklings #duckegg #hatching #hatchingeggs #hatched #hatchling #birddad https://www.instagram.com/p/CTqBVyuBqpX/?utm_medium=tumblr

#poultryofinstagram #backyardpoultry #poultry #duck #ducklings #duckegg #hatching #hatchingeggs #hatched #hatchling #birddad

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brimwoodfarm · 3 years

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I really hadn't realised just how stunning golden pheasants are until we had Majnoon. From dull brown to this in a couple of weeks! Isn't he splendid?! . . . #pheasants #goldenpheasant #smallholding #smallfarm #hatchingeggs (at Halesworth) https://www.instagram.com/p/CS46WktKHbE/?utm_medium=tumblr

#pheasants #goldenpheasant #smallholding #smallfarm #hatchingeggs

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breezybirdfarms · 7 months

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The Fascination of Purchasing Poultry Hatching Eggs: A Safe and Preferred Method for Farming Success

Welcome to the BBF Tumbler blog, where we explore the world of poultry farming!

Let's discover why it's a great idea, particularly from a health perspective to purchase hatching egg for those interested in starting their own poultry farm, whether for just pets, eggs or a breeding program.

Purchasing poultry hatching eggs is a fascinating endeavor that offers numerous advantages for farmers. Beyond the enchantment of witnessing chicks hatch, it is a safe and preferred method for introducing new members to your flock.

When it comes to the health and safety of your flock, purchasing hatching eggs provides a significant advantage. Unlike buying live chicks, hatching eggs undergo a rigorous selection process, ensuring that only the best quality eggs are shipped. This process minimizes the risk of introducing diseases or infections into your farm, as the eggs are not exposed to external environments or other poultry.

By obtaining hatching eggs, you gain greater control over biosecurity measures during the incubation period. The eggs are carefully cleaned, packaged, and shipped, reducing the chances of disease transmission. It puts the buyer in the driver's seat. This level of control allows you to maintain a higher standard of farm hygiene and protect the overall health and well-being of your flock.

Choosing hatching eggs also allows you to select from reputable experienced breeders who prioritize the health and genetics of their flocks. These breeders adhere to strict animal welfare standards, ensuring that the eggs you receive come from well-cared-for birds. By sourcing eggs from trusted breeders, you can have confidence in the quality and health of the chicks that will hatch.

Moreover, purchasing hatching eggs provides a unique opportunity to monitor and control the incubation process. You can create a controlled environment, ensuring optimal temperature and humidity levels for embryo development. Additionally, regular egg turning can be maintained, maximizing the chances of successful hatching. This hands-on approach not only increases your chances of healthy chicks but also allows for a deeper understanding of the natural life cycle of poultry.

Beyond the practical benefits, purchasing hatching eggs offers an unmatched learning experience for farmers of all ages. It allows for a direct connection with nature, fostering an appreciation for sustainable farming practices. By incubating and hatching eggs, you gain valuable insights into the responsibility and empathy required to raise animals ethically. It's an opportunity to educate yourself and others about the wonders of nature and the importance of sustainable farming.

In conclusion, the fascination of purchasing poultry hatching eggs goes beyond conventional methods of acquiring chicks. It is a safe and healthier option, offering greater control over biosecurity measures and the incubation process. By selecting eggs from reputable breeders, you ensure the well-being and quality of the chicks that will hatch. Furthermore, this method provides a unique learning experience, fostering a deeper connection to nature and sustainable farming practices. Embark on this captivating journey and experience the joy of hatching your own chicks on the farm. Get ready to be enthralled by the wonders that unfold when you purchase poultry hatching eggs.

Candace Breezy Bird Farms

#safefarming #backyardflock #hatchingeggs #poultryfarm #chicksonthefarm #sustainablefarming #farmlife #farmfresh #healthyliving #farmtotable #naturelovers #educationthroughfarming

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outtaashes · 11 months

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Shein Haul Early Summer 2023!!

This is Part 1 of a series of Shein Hauls for early Summer 2023. This video reviews two pair of shoes and two swimsuits for this season. Per usual, I got sidetracked and began talking about my new MaryKay makeup. Watch for Part 2 and 3 to drop later this week @outtaashes #OuttaAshes #shein #sheinhaul #sheinforall #sheinhaul2023 #style #styles #fashion #fashionstyle #swimwear #swimsuit…

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