The Beginner's Guide to Incubation

so very helpful! thank you

Great article for newbies to this process. Really appreciate the pics and the links for further info.

Oh my gosh this is so helpful and so well written. It provides so much good and basic information and provides links for further elaboration! This is GREAT for beginners who are on their first hatch or great to just refer to!

So GRATEFUL!!!

Eggcellent. This article came back around at the right time.

Preparing to incubate ourselves this reminder came to our mailbox right on time.

We are looking at the incubator that has 360 or some such in the name.

Everything here is clear and concise. We feel ready to embark on this newest chick journey.


Thank you.

So informative but now that I’ve read everything that could go wrong I am wondering how chicks ever hatch being brooded by a hen. We more often than not, have temps well over 104!

Clear, concise information for a first time incubation. Thank you!

This article gives really great, and useful information, without making things confusing. I referenced this many times throughout my first hatching experience, and it helped me achieve a 100% hatch rate!

So helpful to have all this information so clear and in one place!

common sense

This is one of the most informative articles I have read. From how to calibrate a thermometer to the reasoning for lock down it is excellent. Thank you so much!

Great article! Very thorough and covers nearly every newbie question!

Very thorough. Thank you!

This article covers everything in a clear and friendly manner.

Eggcellent article! I learned an unbelievable amount from reading this, and was extremely helpful for me as I plan my first ever hatch.

Absolutely love this! Everything is explain well although I have a few questions about one section. This will be my go to when o hatch ducklings!

As a beginner, this is my Bible - Thank you so much!

Good article for newbies. Things are carefully explained.

I refer to this often!

So informative!!
Thank you! I feel better prepared for hatching now.
Diane