by Michelle | Sep 5, 2022 | Incubating & Hatching
Hatching Egg Issues: Possible Causes And Corrections When cabin fever sets in, we tend to look forward to the days when the sun is shining and new life is emerging around every corner. It’s this time each year when the trusty old incubator comes out to set some... 
by Meghan H | Mar 9, 2020 | Incubating & Hatching, Spring, Turkeys
Hatching Poults With A Broody Turkey Hen I remember when I got my first pair of Blue Slate turkeys about 10 years ago. I purchased them as an adult pair in early spring and thought it would be really neat to have a turkey go broody and hatch out her own poults.There... 
by Meghan H | Mar 2, 2020 | Incubating & Hatching
How To Check Eggs For Fertility You’ve had chickens for a while now and want to try hatching some yourself. But how do you know if your eggs are fertile? First Step: A Fertile Rooster With Your Hens While you may not need a rooster to have your hens lay eggs, it is a... 
by Meghan H | Feb 4, 2019 | Incubating & Hatching
Perfect Classroom Setup For Hatching: Easy as 1,2,3 Hatching chicks in the classroom can be both rewarding and exciting, but is your classroom truly ready? I have been an agriculture teacher for three years now and I have definitely had ups and downs with hatching... 
by Meghan H | Jan 15, 2018 | Eggs, Incubating & Hatching, Meyer Hatchery News
How Are Hatching Eggs Packed For Safe Shipping? Over the years, we’ve chatted with many of you about your experiences with broody hens hatching out chicks of their own, and also with those of you who are experienced with hatching your own chicks in an incubator. Did...