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The eggs of a hen are fertilized before they form a hard shell, by the sperm from a rooster that has mated with the hen.
well the rooster has sex with a hen and its fertlised
hen eggs are fertilized by having a rooster mate with the hen.

the rooster does not have to do anything with the egg after it has been layed
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Artificial insemination of the hen with the cock's semen is the way to manually fertilize the eggs. After having the eggs been laid by the hen it looks simply impossible to transport a sperm across egg shell/membranes/egg white into the yolk sac containing the unfertilized ovum. If one becomes successful in doing that then the damage done to the egg may well not result in embryo development and hatching

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You can do the same things with a fertilized egg as you do with a store bought egg. The one advantage of having fertilized eggs is that you can incubate the fertile one's and produce chicks. Fertilized eggs taste the same as a "store"egg and you cannot tell from the appearance that there is any difference.

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To fertilize a hen you will need a rooster normally you will need one healty mature rooster for every 10 hens. Once the rooster and the hen mate sperm is realeased into the hen and stored in sacs in the hen and normally one matting will allow the hen to have a 10 day supply of sperm to fertilize the eggs.

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what do you mean by "what are fertilized"??

its an egg that is going to hatch because the male "Chicken" mated with a female Chicken

a male chicken is not called a chicken i just told you that so you would better understand

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You should let rooster stay with the hen. The rooster will know what to do next.

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The rooster impregnates the eggs inside the hen before the shell is formed around them and she lays them.

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You must buy a viable Rooster, put him in with at least 8 hens of the same size, and wait a week for the hens to start laying fertile eggs.

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Breeding the hen to a rooster.

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