What humidity do you use? - Poll

[casportpony]

Doing a survey here... What humidity do you use?

 

[goodb]

subtract one vote for the range "20-35%". I didn't see it was asking about ducks before I voted.

 

[casportpony]

subtract one vote for the range "20-35%". I didn't see it was asking about ducks before I voted.

Is that what you use for chickens? Just curious...

-Kathy

 

[goodb]

I do. I'm a student of the "dry incubation method" then up the humidity as high as I can at lockdown...

 

[casportpony]

I've been thinking about trying the dry method... Do you weigh your eggs?

-Kathy

 

[goodb]

No I don't. Haven't done enough hatches to learn that much yet.

 

[goodb]

Hi Kathy, wanted you to know that I just got done using the dry incubation method. Started with 33, 5 were sterile, 2 early quitters and one quit during the hatch. I did not weigh my eggs nor did I mark mark the air cells except for this one at lockdown. The room humidity was 60% throughout the entire incubation and at lockdown I raised the humidity to 70% according to the hygrometer seen in the picture. So, 25 out of 33 is real good in my book.

Bryan