Candling turkey and duck eggs in a homemade kerosene lantern incubator

[Fields Mountain Farm]

Dry RICE......not dry ice
Dry ice will kill them, often used for euthanasia.

I have a blue million scratches on my phone, I swear I thought it said dry ice!
Oh lord,
Thanks for pointing that out!

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

Now that I went back and read it again...Boom, there it is, rice!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

LOL I do that a lot.

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

LOL I do that a lot.

I blame my phone, my reading glasses, anything other than just me...
I know the truth, I claim denial!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I blame my phone, my reading glasses, anything other than just me...
I know the truth, I claim denial!

I have mild dyslexia so I for sure ran back to my post to see if I had wrote ice.

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

I have mild dyslexia so I for sure ran back to my post to see if I had wrote ice.

So glad I'm not alone!

 

[HelenAbim]

Granny hatchet,thank you so much for your kind comments. I will let you know how they turn out. I am maintaining the temperature at 37.8°C as I have tried in vain to raise it. So my temperature in one chamber is 37.8°C and in the other chamber 38°C. I just switch up the eggs.

 

[HelenAbim]

Fields Mountain Farm here are pictures of my guineas from a month ago. Please note, I have since sold all to those who wanted them for meat.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Granny hatchet,thank you so much for your kind comments. I will let you know how they turn out. I am maintaining the temperature at 37.8°C as I have tried in vain to raise it. So my temperature in one chamber is 37.8°C and in the other chamber 38°C. I just switch up the eggs.

littles are so much stronger then we give them credit for. A little high and they may hatch early ,,Low and they might hatch late. Low is always better then high if there is a choice . I have lost electric and eggs have gone cold for a full day. others have even longer and the little buggers still hatched out.

 

[aart]

Fields Mountain Farm here are pictures of my guineas from a month ago. Please note, I have since sold all to those who wanted them for meat.

What does guinea meat taste like....'just like chicken'?
Is it common for them to be raised for meat there?