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Storage of the avian embryo
Research 16 September 2011

Storage of the avian embryo

Storage Before Artificial Incubation Dr. Inge van Roovert-Reijrink M.Sc. In practice, longer storage periods are sometimes unavoidable. It is common known that eggs of young breeder flocks are better…

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How to survive prolonged egg storage?
Research 16 September 2011

How to survive prolonged egg storage?

Dr. Inge van Roovert-Reijrink M.Sc. Storage of hatching eggs longer than 7 days causes a delay in hatch time and a decline in hatchability and chick quality. Hatchability declines with approximately…

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Influence of egg storage duration and pre-incubation warming profile on embryonic development, hatchability, and chick quality
Research 16 September 2011

Influence of egg storage duration and pre-incubation warming profile on embryonic development, hatchability, and chick quality

Inge Reijrink*, Debbie Berghmans‡, Ron Meijerhof†, Bas Kemp‡, and Henry van den Brand‡ *HatchTech Incubation Technology B.V., P.O. Box 256, 3900 AG Veenendaal, the Netherlands; ‡Adaptation Physiology…

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Storage of hatching eggs
Research 16 September 2011

Storage of hatching eggs

Effects Of Storage And Early Incubation Conditions On Egg Characteristics, Embryonic Development, Hatchability, And Chick Quality Summary PhD thesis Inge Reijrink It is well known that an increase in…

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High Altitude Incubation
Research 16 September 2011

High Altitude Incubation

Dr. Inge van Roovert-Reijrink M.Sc. Incubation at high altitude is more difficult than incubation at sea level. The reason why incubation at high altitude is more difficult than incubation at sea…

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Fluff production in Hatchers
Research 16 September 2011

Fluff production in Hatchers

Dr. Ron Meijerhof From an environmental standpoint, expelling fluff from hatcheries and more specifically from hatchers is gaining in interest. A number of hatcheries are currently confronted with…

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