Commercial incubators have undergone a variety of changes that have improved efficiency and reliability, but the basic design has not changed over the past 25-30 years. Equipment has not changed dramatically, but the same cannot be said for the eggs being incubated.
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Keywords: hatchery, incubation, hatching eggs, chicken, hatching process
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