German retailer REWE is actively involved in egg sexing and cooperates with technology and reseach partners in develloping a machine. Working prototype 3.0 is already close to market. Photo: Seleggt
The race to bring egg sexing tech to market is extremely close. Different technologies are being developed in Germany, Israel, Canada and the Netherlands, and which one will reach market first is becoming clear. Here is a Poultry World update on which technology is expected to commercialise first. In the egg business, incubating male eggs and infertile eggs is a colossal waste of resources. Right now, all hatchery eggs are incubated, and chicks are sexed a few weeks after hatching when it’s p
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