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JUST SOME THINGS I THOUGHT BEST TO SHARE
The sex of an egg is pre determined my the female, prior to fertilization. Much as in humans where we think of female sex cells as x, x and male as x,y and the male determines the sex. except with chickens it is reversed as in female sex cells are z,x and the male are z,z.
Therefore unfortunately adding product, nor chemical or hormone will have any affect on the hatching sex. This also eliminates the chance of temp or humidity having any determining factors.
the below link has some very useful info, and i hope this helps
http://www.edelras.nl/chickengenetics/theory.html#gen_theory_terms
The sex of an egg is pre determined my the female, prior to fertilization. Much as in humans where we think of female sex cells as x, x and male as x,y and the male determines the sex. except with chickens it is reversed as in female sex cells are z,x and the male are z,z.
Therefore unfortunately adding product, nor chemical or hormone will have any affect on the hatching sex. This also eliminates the chance of temp or humidity having any determining factors.
the below link has some very useful info, and i hope this helps
http://www.edelras.nl/chickengenetics/theory.html#gen_theory_terms