A simple angle adjustment could reduce malpositions and improve hatchability. Photo: Fotostudio Wick Natzijl
Four main aspects of turning hatching eggs have been identified as being integral to the ultimate success of incubation; turning during storage, critical periods for turning during incubation, turning frequency during incubation and turning angle during incubation. This fourth and last article in a series will focus on the the effect of turning angle and frequency during incubation to prevent malposition of the chick in the egg. In recent years there has been some indication that the number of
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