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Figure 2.2. Egg Brooding unit made for small scale poultry farmers

Figure 2 2. Egg Brooding unit made for small scale poultry farmers

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Figure 2.1. The egg brooding unit made and over all circuits established for efficient working.
Figure 2.1. The egg brooding unit made and over all circuits established for efficient working.
Figure 2.3 hatching of Eggs after 21 days of Incubation.
Figure 2.3 hatching of Eggs after 21 days of Incubation.
Table 2.1. Major specification of Incubator unit In operation mode, if the temperature gets below the room temperature, light is turned on which lights up till the desired temperature is attained. As soon as the desired temperature is accomplished the fan is turned on and the light goes off. The eggs are so rearranged that the turning of eggs can be easily done side by side at 180°, end to end turning is avoided. On 9" day of incubation, candle test is performed. This candling system is a process through which the infertile and dead eggs are detected and removed from the lot. It helps to determine the development of embryo to chicks but should be stopped before 18" day as growing eggs should not be disturbed in 3" week i.e. after 18" day. It is important to remove the dead and infertile egg from the incubator as it evolves superfluous gases which are undesirable for the environment of incubator. The Hatchability percentage of eggs was calculated through following formula:
Table 2.1. Major specification of Incubator unit In operation mode, if the temperature gets below the room temperature, light is turned on which lights up till the desired temperature is attained. As soon as the desired temperature is accomplished the fan is turned on and the light goes off. The eggs are so rearranged that the turning of eggs can be easily done side by side at 180°, end to end turning is avoided. On 9" day of incubation, candle test is performed. This candling system is a process through which the infertile and dead eggs are detected and removed from the lot. It helps to determine the development of embryo to chicks but should be stopped before 18" day as growing eggs should not be disturbed in 3" week i.e. after 18" day. It is important to remove the dead and infertile egg from the incubator as it evolves superfluous gases which are undesirable for the environment of incubator. The Hatchability percentage of eggs was calculated through following formula:
Table 3.1. the outcomes of Egg incubator test in 6 trials from the month of July to November
Table 3.1. the outcomes of Egg incubator test in 6 trials from the month of July to November
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