no that is how people eat eggs. we eat eggs that chickens/hens hatch that aren't fertilized.
A fertilized egg is an egg that is fertilized - in short terms, it can be incubated and a chick will hatch from it after incubation.
After twenty-one days after the hen has laid the egg that the roster has fertilized the egg will hatch.
Yes- if the egg is fertilized, a chick will hatch out from that egg.
Depends if the egg has been fertilized by the cock, and the temperature of the enviroment.
yes you can hatch a egg without a female hen providing that it has been fertilized by a cockerel this is what you call incubation which relies on heat to hatch the egg this acts as the same way as any hen would to the eggs when she sits on the nest.
The hen LAYS on the egg
Only if they are fertilized and incubated. Most eggs are not fertilized and therefore will never become a chick.
It keeps the eggs warm so it will hatch if the egg is fertilized. Mostly you won't need it, only if your hen refuses to lay on the eggs.
Yes, the hen is careful not to squash the chicks. Hens sit on the clutch of eggs for three weeks without crushing them. Once the chicks start to hatch the hen is extra careful and often gets adjusts her position. The hatching chicks will stay under the mother hen for a few days and even when they venture out, they will dive back under her for protection.
Chicks can hatch from any egg, conventional or organic, if the egg has been fertilized by a rooster mating with the hen that laid the egg. Most eggs sold in retail stores are from flocks that include only hens and no roosters, so if you do not know where an individual egg came from, the chances are great that that egg will be infertile and not hatch.
yes
17 days for an egg to hatch out