Granny's gone and done it again

[twisted-acres-farm]

Where is Granny and twist? Wishing? I would love to hear thoughts on my cold eggs with wonky air cells

sorry not much help I have NEVER incubated an egg. Order chicks and have had 3 hens ONE TIME decide they wanted to be moms.

 

[Studio Chick]

I wrote 2 different posts on you air cells

I'm lost, I didn't see them any where

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

well got up this morning and the "egg fairy" had visited. LOTS OF EGGS, ended up with 26 doz lg, 2 doz jumbo's, 10 -18 paks of med and 4 of peewee.

SO HAD one person "extrememly" interested in the yaks OF course he wanted coming 2 year old bulls. The ONLY category I don't have. Trying to talk him into one or both of the coming 3 year olds.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Brother back from munich , Germany and wants to xbox. Don't think I'll get back on here again tonight.

So Sweet Dreams, Warm Fuzzies and Prayers to all

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I have heard good things about that turner. The eggs with wonky or detached air cells should be upright. like Camping said to see if they "fix" themselves . Regular eggs, use away

Dont put them in the bator right away. Wait a day then when you do put them in dont turn at all for another 2 days then just gentle tilts side to side. You can keep the turner in just dont turn it on. Keep the detached eggs in an egg carton and your "turning" will be propping the incubator or the egg carton first one end then the other.

 

[Studio Chick]

This usually happens when the gall bladder, attached to the liver, sometimes breaks when it is removed, and some of the liquid runs on the liver and makes it green. Any greenish part of the liver should be removed, because it will be very bitter. The liquid inside (the bile) is extremely bitter.

so glad we threw that pan of liver out

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Chickens love chicken liver.

 

[Studio Chick]

How did I miss all that? Thank you

 

[Granny Hatchet]

you only missed the first one.

 

[h2oratt]

Hey guys, I am not caught up from this morning....but I wanted to post real quick...I received one batch of eggs in the mail today. Very cold and the two or three I candled real quick had rolling air cells. My other order of eggs have been lost in the mail for 4 damn days, it's been cold, and supposed to get to nine degrees tonight....I'm probably screwed on those (no fault of the seller). Has anyone used the new egg turner that lays flat? I am worried about it with shipped eggs, I know you are supposed to keep them upright and not turn for three or four days. Sorry about all the questions, I tried over at Sally's and no one is around.

If you go to the very beginning of the thread all the notes are posted there. You have to scroll through but you will get an answer.