Hatching Chicken Eggs At Home | Wet Hatch vs Dry Hatch | Nurture Right 360

In this video we are doing a wet hatch vs a dry hatch for chicken eggs. On the wet hatch we keep the relative humidity at around 40%-50% for the first 18 days. Then 50%-60% until they hatch. On the dry hatch we don’t add any water for the first 18 days, the humidity generally stays around 20%. Then we put the humidity to 60%-70% until hatch. We find that the dry hatch produced slightly better results. We will continue to try both in the future to get better more data to compare. The incubators used for this experiment are Nurture Right 360. Thanks for watching!

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