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How are eggs incubated artificially?

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For home incubation, fertile eggs are collected over a maximum of 7 days and stored in a humid cool area. Once enough eggs are collected they are deposited into the incubator and remain at a constant 100.5 degrees F and a humidity of at least 58% to 65%. Turn the eggs every 12 hours or obtain an auto turning device. On day 18, humidity should be increased to 65%. The first egg should hatch on day 21 and it may take a full 24 hours to completely hatch all the eggs. Leave the new hatchlings among those not yet peeped as all the chicks need to be dry, warm and kept together to prevent pecking later in the brooder box.

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