Well written and easy to understand. A good 101 on incubating eggs. I would just add - do not have oils, hand lotion or other things on your hands/fingers as you manually handle the egg turning. Greasing them up so to speak. I also think that over humidifying the incubator is the greatest concern. A house usually is about 70 degrees humidity so the basic need is close to being met without adding too much water. if condensation forms on your incubator lid - do not add more until it is gone. Just remember a chicken does not sweat so a broody hen unless she spits on the eggs is not going to be adding humidity. Not sure how this works in overly humid areas like the South or even the East Coast during the summer. A hen can only do so much to regulate the heat and humidity of her brood.
Tells everything you need to know. In the future I may incubate so I will for sure take a look back on this article.
This article tells all of the information of incubating and hatching eggs! I always new baby chicks were susceptible to drowning so I give them water in something small then in a couple of weeks get something bigger like a little dog bowl.
Nicely written easy to understand wording. I like the links and pics also. Thank you for sharing Great job
I found this article to be very helpful. The links for additional reading are a great addition and very much appreciated.
This article was quite informative but, there were also a few confusing areas and, some information, i feel was left out, that would be important for even a basic incubating guide. Of course, I'm no expert. I've simply incubated with a fair amount of luck and, personal experience. Other than that, this is a great beginner's guide!