Goose Incubation & Hatching Guide - Completed!!!!

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Used your guide for the shipped eggs and left them overnight in a cool room. Alot of the eggs did develop and air sac. That was amazing. Some did not, I marked them and put them in the incubator anyway today, just to see what would happen. I will check those before I plug in the egg turner tomorrow.
Great articles. Thanks for all the advise.
 
Hi Pete,
Im new to the chicken thang!! I had NO IDEA how involved hatching a chick was.
Of course we all think that because its a natural thing, that the chick just pops out of that shell.
Holy Cow!!
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I had no clue to the yolk reabsorbtion or the blood vessels having to stop. Or the
air sac being of any function to the chick? But when you come to think of it, how does a living
organism develope apart from the mother organism??? Truly an amazing accomplishment....I think anyway.
It has blown my mind!!

And a job very well done to those of us (ME) who know nothing.
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I would enter u in the BYC Educator of the year, but how do I???
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Regards ^^
 
Thank you Soooooo much for all this information. It has been more extensive and thorough than anything else I have found, either on line or in print.

I am about to lead a school group in a mass incubation and hatching of chicken and duck eggs and I know nothing! I have never incubated eggs before in my life. I am trying to learn as quickly and as thoroughly as possible because I don't want to mess this up; either for the kids or the animals.
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Thank you again.
 
Hi All

Just to let you know that our Incubation Guide has been published in the UK. It has been published over three issues and I missed seeing the first one! Im very pleased to have our incubation theories formally published
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Pete
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Congratulations for being published in the magazine! They actually sell that magazine in the TSC (Tractor Supply) in Mount Airy, Maryland. I will have to pick up a copy to share with our 4-H club. I love all of the color pictures, that really helps so much during the hatch to have a little guide sitting next to the incubator.
 

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