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Poultry & farming guides written for Ghana
Straight-talking advice from our hatchery team: prices, brooding, vaccines, feed and profit — everything a Ghanaian poultry farmer needs to succeed.
Straight-talking advice from our hatchery team: prices, brooding, vaccines, feed and profit — everything a Ghanaian poultry farmer needs to succeed.
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Hatchery & IncubationClean eggs and clean machines are the difference between a healthy hatch and a box of chicks with swollen navels; a Kasoa hatchery explains sanitation, fumigation and the routine behind it.
Hatchery & IncubationA Kasoa hatchery explains how day-old chicks are sexed by vent, feather and colour, how accurate each method is, why some breeds cannot be sexed at hatch and what to ask when you buy pullets.
Hatchery & IncubationThe right incubator temperature and humidity settings for Ghana, explained day by day by a Kasoa hatchery, including calibration, seasonal adjustments and how to diagnose a poor hatch.
Hatchery & IncubationA poor hatch always leaves evidence in the unhatched eggs. This hatchery guide shows how to read that evidence, match it to a cause in the flock, the egg store or the incubator, and fix the next batch.
Hatchery & IncubationA hatch is decided before the incubator is switched on. This hatchery guide covers breeder flock basics, which eggs to select, how to collect and store them in Ghanaian heat, and how long they keep.
Hatchery & IncubationCandling is the only way to see inside an egg without breaking it. This hatchery guide explains the equipment, the days to candle, what you will see, which eggs to remove and how to record what you find.
Hatchery & IncubationFrom a white dot on the yolk to a wet chick pushing out of the shell, this hatchery guide explains what happens inside the egg on every one of the 21 days and what you must do to keep it alive.
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