Effect of Temperature Fluctuation During Storage on Hatchability and Embryonic Mortality of Broiler Hatching Eggs

Published on: 09/06/2016

Author/s : Özlü, S., O. Elibol, and J. Brake / Department of Animal Science, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Ankara, Ankara, Turkey, and Prestage Department of Poultry Science, NC State University, Raleigh, NC, US

Figure 1.Temperature profile of experimental group in a day in Experiment 1. Figure 2.Temperature profile of experimental group in a day in Experiment 2....

View the full article

thumb_up

remove_red_eye 410 forum 5 bar_chart Statistics share print

Paulo Martins
Veterinary Doctor

Biocamp

September 6, 2016

Very interesting experiment that really mimic the real situation on practical conditions. My question is a simple one: How to explain the good hatchability on backyard chickens where the eggs remain on environmental temperature for 10 - 12 days? Besides this fact remember that, in a cycle of 10 eggs laid, except the last one, all the others suffer everyday short heating (above 100 F) at least for 10 to 15 minutes every day?

thumb_up

adegbenro muyiwa
PhD

The Federal University of Technology Akure

September 7, 2016

Very interesting topic. I just want to know maybe I can get the full publication. Thanks.

thumb_up

Serdar Özlü
PhD, Animal Science

August 28, 2018

adegbenro muyiwa
Please you can find the article from the link https://doi.org/10.3382/ps/pey253

thumb_up

Ismet Mamode
MVDr & PhD

Food & Allied Group of Companies

September 13, 2016

This experiment is important for the Hatchery Managers to ensure that the storage temperature does not vary for a long period.

thumb_up

LOICE NYABOKE KIBAGENDI

October 5, 2016

Great experiment.

thumb_up



(410)



(5)

Would you like to discuss about this topic: Effect of Temperature Fluctuation During Storage on Hatchability and Embryonic Mortality of Broiler Hatching Eggs?

Engormix reserves the right to delete and/or modify comments. See more details

Post a comment

Create new discussion :

If this discussion does not cover topics of interest or raises new questions, you can create another discussion.

Create new discussion

Consult a professional in private:

If you have a specific problem you can perform a consultation privately to a professional in our community.

Fred Hoerr

DVM, PhD, Diplomate ACVP, ACPV

 Nashville, Tennessee, United States

See other professionals

Professional Services

	Fred Hoerr Nashville, Tennessee, United States
	Javier Jimenez Allen, Texas, United States
	Ricardo B Valle-Buitrago South Glastonbury, Connecticut, United States
	Nelson Ruiz Atlanta, Georgia, United States