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How long does an incubator take to hatch eggs?
21 days Once the fertilized eggs are placed in the warm incubator, they may develop over the course of 21 days （1-18 days with incubation period ,19-21 days with hatching period）, with the proper incubator set-up and care (stable temperature&humidity). Before your baby chick...Read more -
Should I close the chicken coop door at night?
Leaving the chicken coop door open at night is generally not safe for several reasons: Predators: Many predators, such as raccoons, foxes, owls, and coyotes, are active at night and can easily access your chickens if the door is left open. Chickens are vulnerable to attacks, which can lead to in...Read more -
What is a coop door?
Automatic coop doors are a significant upgrade from traditional pop doors. These doors eliminate the need to wake up early to let your chickens out or stay home to close the door at night. The WONEGG automatic door, for instance, opens when sunrise and closes when sunset. #coopdoor #chickencoopd...Read more -
Do air purifiers really work?
Yes , Of course . Air purifiers, also known as portable air cleaners, are household appliances that improve indoor air quality by removing airborne pollutants from circulation. Many of the best air purifiers boast filters that can trap at least 99.97% of particles measuring as little as 0.3 micr...Read more -
How soon does an egg need to be incubated?
7 to 14 days The freshness of the eggs determines the hatching rate. The eggs storage life are no more than 14 days in winter, and storage life no more than 7 days in summer, and storage life no more than 10 days in spring and autumn; Hatchability decreases rapidly when eggs are stored for m...Read more -
How do I keep my chickens warm in winter?
Prepare your coop with heater plate Provide roosts. Roosts offer an elevated space for chickens to rest overnight, which keeps them off the cold floor. Manage drafts and insulate your coop. Provide supplemental heat with a heater plate to keep them warm and comfortable. Keep coops ventilated....Read more -
Chickens in the fall are prone to four major chicken diseases
1, chicken infectious bronchitis Infectious diseases are the most terrible, chicken infectious bronchitis is able to directly let the chicken fatal, this disease occurs in the chick is very dangerous, the general resistance of chicks are very weak, so the protective measures for chicks must be do...Read more -
How to improve gut health in laying hens?
What is overfeeding? Overfeeding means that there are residual feed particles in the feed that have not been completely digested; the cause of overfeeding is a disorder in the chicken’s digestive function, which results in the feed not being completely digested and absorbed. Harmful effects...Read more -
It is important to choose the right method to immunize your chickens!
Vaccination is an important component of poultry management programs and is critical to the success of poultry farming. Effective disease prevention programs such as immunization and biosecurity protect hundreds of millions of birds around the world from many infectious and fatal diseases and imp...Read more -
Protecting the liver and kidneys is fundamental to improving the performance of laying hens!
A. Functions and roles of the liver (1) Immune function: the liver is an important part of the body’s immune system, through the reticuloendothelial cells phagocytosis, isolation and elimination of invasive and endogenous pathogenic bacteria and antigens, to maintain the health of the immun...Read more -
What is chicken louse?
Chicken louse is a common extracorporeal parasite, mostly parasitized on the back of the chicken or the base of the downy hairs, generally do not suck blood, eat feathers or dander, causing chickens itchy and uneasy, long in the head of the chickens lice, can make the head, neck feathers off. It ...Read more -
How to keep chickens productive in summer？
Hot weather will make the body temperature of laying hens rise, blood circulation speed up, the body will lose too much water and nutrients. All these factors will affect the physiological regulation and metabolic function in laying hens’ bodies, which will lead to a decline in their egg pr...Read more
