2. .
Hatchery
Hatchery is a machine
which provides the basic
requirement forthe
development of embryo
into a health chick
3. .
Oology
The branch of science
which deal with the study
of eggs is known as
Oology
Egg
A chamberthat provides
nourishment and
protection forthe growth
and development of
embryo inside it
12. Artificial Incubation
TWO TYPES (small and large )
SMALL
CAPACITY ------50-500
POSITION ------Flat
VENTILATION ---Natural Source
TURNING -------3-5 times manually
normal temperature requirement
1-7 days--------102.5-103.5 o
F
8-18 days-------102o
F
19-21 days ------101o
F
13. .
LARGE (two types)
I)--Mammoth/Cabinet /Forced draft incubators
II)-Walk in Incubators
Capacity---10,000 –400,000 eggs
Two MajorParts
A B
Setter Hatcher
14. Setter
From 1-18 days
Broaderend up &Pointerend at bottom
Turning automatically--------6-8 times
It has multiple trays
Ventilators forVentilations
Heat source –electricity with fansfor uniform
distribution
.
19. Humidity
%age of moisture in
air
Setter
54-60%
Hatcher
75-86%
Effect of High Humidity
less evaporation
hatching delayed
soft abdomen chicks
Effect of Low Humidity
excess loss of water
early hatching
dehydrated chicks
20. Ventilation
Crossing of fresh gasses with foul gasses
Normal Co2 level-------0.3%
Above 0.5%-----------reduced hatchability
Above 2%-------------0% hatchability
21. Altitude
High altitude – reduced hatchability
Normal hatchability is –85%
At 2500 ft--------85%
At 4950 ft--------74%
At 7160 ft--------64%
Recommended sea level –2500 ft
22. Position of eggs
Position of egg is Broaderend up &Pointer
end at bottom
If broaderend at bottom
50% dead in seal due to non-establishment of
pulmonary respiration
23. Turning of eggs
Normal turning angel 40-45o
each side
6-8 times turning /24 hours
If turning in circle
it will rapture allantois membrane
Normal turning provides
uniform temperature
reduce sticky chicks
50% dead in shell due to non-establishment of pulmonary respiration