Fertilized chicken eggs

If you want to start hatching your own chicks, you'll need to know how to tell if you have fertile eggs. Figuring out if your egg is fertile is easy.

Since hatching season will soon be upon us, we thought we would gather together some fascinating facts about fertile eggs. Grab a cup of tea and sit back for an interesting read all about fertilized chicken eggs...

This article is all about the fertilization process. How are chicken eggs fertilized and how you can contribute to the success.

Let’s not beat around the bush here, yes, fertilized eggs are safe to eat. For both you and the egg, well, the egg is kind of out of luck, but there’s nothing wrong with eating a fertilized egg.

I have a silkie rooster, 3 silkie hens, and a polish hen together. I have seen the rooster mating with the hens, or at least trying to. I just don't know...

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Our complete chicken egg hatching process using our own fertilized eggs from our hens, hatching eggs in our home and what we learned

Approximately 2% of all chicken eggs have some defect, ranging from minor, barely noticeable faults to downright alarming deformities. So the chances are pretty good that most, if not all flock owners will at some stage find an irregular egg...

How do eggs get fertilized and are they ok to eat when they are? What is the difference between fertilized and unfertilized eggs?