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

Published: September 2, 2016
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  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. ...
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Serdar Özlü
Okan Elibol
John Brake
North Carolina State University - NCSU
North Carolina State University - NCSU
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Paulo Martins
Biocamp
Biocamp
6 de septiembre de 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?
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adegbenro muyiwa
The Federal University of Technology Akure
7 de septiembre de 2016
Very interesting topic. I just want to know maybe I can get the full publication. Thanks.
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Serdar Özlü
28 de agosto de 2018
adegbenro muyiwa Please you can find the article from the link https://doi.org/10.3382/ps/pey253
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Ismet Mamode
Food & Allied Group of Companies
13 de septiembre de 2016
This experiment is important for the Hatchery Managers to ensure that the storage temperature does not vary for a long period.
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LOICE NYABOKE KIBAGENDI
5 de octubre de 2016
Great experiment.
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