Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. chicken1997
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I have a nurture right 360. This is my second time incubating on this incubator the first time I did I maintain a steady 100 degrees incubation. I’m currently on day 6 my second time using this incubator and currently my temperature has been going from 99-100.8 it stays steady at 100 for a couple hours then sometimes goes up and then comes back down not sure why. I have it in same room and same spot.
My question is since the temperatures have been dropping and getting high. Will it affect my hatching rate? I have some shipped eggs in there and some eggs from my yard. The ones form my yard defenetly seem slightly more developed. But will I be ok as long as the eggs are developing? I do see some wierd looking air sacs.
My question is since the temperatures have been dropping and getting high. Will it affect my hatching rate? I have some shipped eggs in there and some eggs from my yard. The ones form my yard defenetly seem slightly more developed. But will I be ok as long as the eggs are developing? I do see some wierd looking air sacs.
If it's been staying up towards 100.8 for longer periods, your hatch may be a little bit early, but that should really be the only effect.
