Can you feed chickens in the weather now, can you hatch chicks in the ninth day of winter?

Recently, in Luoyang, Henan, the eggs on a section of the car hatched chicks because they were too hot to amuse many netizens. According to **, a driver pulled a whole car of eggs, but he didn't expect the eggs to hatch directly on the way because the weather was too hot, and the chicks shuttled among the eggs, but the owner didn't know it.

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Chicks can be hatched in September, but the best time to hatch chicks is from February to March every year, because the spring temperature is well controlled, and the light duration is continuously extended, which can ensure the survival rate of chicks.

Precautions for hatching chicks.

The most important factor in hatching chicks is temperature control, which can directly affect their hatching success rate. Generally, for chick incubation, the temperature can be controlled between 37-39. But don't exceed 40.

In addition to this, temperature is also a necessary factor. Because the amount of humidity has a certain impact on the success rate of hatching chicks.

Humidity control is best around 60-70%. In addition, the keeper has to count the number of days they have to count every day, and it will generally break the shell at about 21 days. During the first two days of shelling, the keeper can properly ventilate, which will enhance their gas exchange.

When the chicks break the shell, the keeper must not help them, otherwise it is easy to cause death.

Chicks can hatch <> September, but the best time to hatch chicks is in February-March of each year. Reasons: 1. The temperature in spring is well controlled, and the light duration is continuously extended, which can ensure the survival rate of chicks.

2. The chicks hatched in spring are in the summer and autumn when they are in the middle hatching stage, and they can carry out long-term activities outdoors to ensure that they have sufficient exercise every day. 3. The chicks hatched in spring have a longer egg laying period, and the eggs produced are heavier, and the egg qualification rate is higher.

1. Is it okay to hatch chicks in September?

1. Incubation time.

1) Chicks can be hatched in September.

2) The best time to hatch chicks is around February to March every year, followed by early summer and autumn, and the worst in midsummer.

2. Reasons. 1) In spring, the temperature is relatively easy to control, and with the passage of time, the light duration continues to be extended, which can well ensure the survival rate of chicks.

2) The chicks hatched in spring are in the middle chick stage, just in the summer and autumn, and the chicks can be outdoors for a long time to ensure that they have sufficient exercise every day.

3) Chicks hatched in spring can lay eggs when they are raised until August-September, and can continue to lay eggs even in winter, and do not moult until the autumn of the following year (the laying period is as long as 1 year), and at the same time produce heavier eggs and a higher pass rate of eggs. Although the brooding conditions in autumn are relatively excellent, the light time is longer in the later stage of chick breeding, which will lead to the early sexual maturity time of chicks, the weight of chickens when they reach adulthood and the eggs laid are lighter, and the duration of egg laying is shorter.

Second, the optimal temperature for hatching chicks

1. The temperature of artificially incubated chicks is about about, and the specific incubation temperature needs to be adjusted according to the size of the egg, variety, machine performance, ambient temperature, etc. (the highest should not be exceeded, and the lowest should not be lowered.)

2. The chick incubation period is about 21 days. During the period of 1-6 days, the temperature is controlled around the limit. During the 7-12 day period, the temperature is controlled at: During the 13-18 day period, the temperature is controlled at: During the 19-21 day period, the temperature is controlled at:

3. 6 days before incubation, the humidity should be controlled at about 60-55%. After 6 days, the humidity is controlled at about 50%. During hatching, the relative humidity should be controlled at about 65-70% and should not be lower than 60%.