What kind of chicken can hatch eggs, and can any egg hatch chicks?

In general, chickens that can hatch eggs are usually hens. Some hens have the ability to hatch eggs, and they can hatch eggs by generating heat from their own body temperature and lying on their stomachs. However, not all hens can hatch eggs, and some may not be suitable for hatching eggs due to their physical condition.

When choosing hens to hatch eggs, try to choose hens that are large, mild, plump, and in good health, such as Bordeaux chickens and creamy feathers. When preparing a hatching place for a hen, you should choose a room with low light, good air circulation and no noise for incubation, and ensure that the eggs have enough space to be placed so that the hen can move and rest freely.

In rural areas, the average free-range authentic native chicken will take the initiative to hatch its chicks.

Because most of the free-range chickens are sprinkled with some corn for them in the morning, and when they are full, they run around, some go to find insects to eat, some go to find a place to lay eggs, and some hens can lay twenty eggs at a time, generally produce seventeen, eighteen This is not necessarily, as long as the hen finds a comfortable and safe place will lay eggs and then hatch their own chicks.

Hello! In the countryside, the general free-range authentic native chickens will take the initiative to hatch chicks by themselves, because most of the free-range chickens are sprinkled with some corn for them in the morning, and when they are full, they run around, some go to find insects to eat, some go to find a place to lay eggs, and some hens can lay about 20 eggs at a time, generally produce seventeen, eighteen This is not necessarily, as long as the hen finds a comfortable and safe place will lay eggs and then hatch the chicks themselves.

Eggs hatch into chicks need fertilized eggs, and eggs that are not fertilized only have egg cells so they cannot hatch chicks.

Incubation conditions: 1. Temperature conditions. It is about 37 degrees Celsius to Celsius, slightly higher in the early stage, and can be moderately low in Celsius after 19 days.

2. Humidity conditions. 50%-60% relative humidity, 15% after 19 days.

3. Ventilation conditions. Ventilation is guaranteed without drastic changes in temperature, providing the oxygen needed for embryonic development. Removal of carbon dioxide.

4. Turn the eggs. Hand-turned eggs are guaranteed to be at least 4 times a day and night. It is beneficial for the egg to be heated evenly and is conducive to embryonic development.

5. Dry eggs. When the embryo develops rapidly and the heat production is high and the temperature is high in the later stage, the eggs should be dried in a timely manner. Prevents embryos from developing too quickly and producing weak chicks.

First, the temperature is suitable, which is why the hen should put the eggs under the belly, and if there are no hens, you can take a hot water bottle. Also look at the quality of the eggs, some are bad eggs, they can't hatch, but also keep the humidity of the environment and keep it ventilated.

Not every egg can hatch chicks, only fertilized eggs can hatch chicks under suitable conditions. Eggs from egg-laying hens raised on chicken farms, whether free-range or solitary, are unfertilized and cannot be used for hatching.

After fertilization, the placenta of the chicken dust egg is large and dark (white), and the egg lamp can be identified by the identification method. When exposed to the egg lamp, there are opaque black dots inside the Tungdai Zen egg, indicating that the egg is a fertilized egg, and the opaque spots are the site of embryonic development. In addition, insemination (mating) must be preceded by fertilization, and the male and female gametes combine to form a fertilized egg.