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Embryo temperature during incubation
Research 16 September 2019

Embryo temperature during incubation

PhD thesis A. Lourens (2008). Embryo temperature during incubation: Theory and practice. Until recently, all incubator studies were performed using a constant machine temperature (MT). But it is…

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The HatchTech hatchability advantage
Research 16 September 2019

The HatchTech hatchability advantage

Dr. Inge van Roovert-Reijrink M.Sc. and Donna Hill DVM, MAM, Dipl. ACPV Correct embryo temperature and egg weight loss guarantees optimum hatch of fertile and chick quality on a daily basis. This…

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Delayed placement and high body temperatures negatively affect chick quality in the early brooding period
Research 16 September 2019

Delayed placement and high body temperatures negatively affect chick quality in the early brooding period

Dr. Roos Molenaar M.Sc. In commercial hatcheries, the time between hatch and feed consumption can be up to 72 hours because of hatch time, chick handling, and transportation time. These procedures…

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Is chick quality in layer hatchlings affected by temperature?
Research 16 September 2019

Is chick quality in layer hatchlings affected by temperature?

Dr. Roos Molenaar M.Sc. Incubation conditions have a major impact on chick quality. Temperature is the most crucial factor during incubation – not the incubator temperature, but the temperature that…

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An optimal start to the incubation process improves hatchability
Research 16 September 2019

An optimal start to the incubation process improves hatchability

Dr. Inge van Roovert-Reijrink M.Sc. Storage of hatching eggs is a common procedure at breeder farms and hatcheries. Normally, commercial hatcheries set their eggs after 3 to 5 days of storage to…

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Good start from early post hatch feed
Research 16 September 2019

Good start from early post hatch feed

Dr. Roos Molenaar M.Sc. and Dr. ir. Henry van den Brand HatchTech Incubation Technology B.V., P.O. Box 256, 3900 AG Veenendaal, the Netherlands; Adaptation Physiology Group, Wageningen Institute of…

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