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Sub-optimal temperatures in early-stage incubation can reduce chick weights 25 grams per bird

Multi-stage egg-incubation systems are challenging to manage. And too often, attempts to keep late-stage embryos from overheating create situations where early-stage embryos are at sub-optimal temperatures during critical developmental periods.

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    Sub-optimal temperatures in early-stage incubation can reduce chick weights 25 grams per bird

    Multi-stage egg-incubation systems are challenging to manage. And too often, attempts to keep late-stage embryos from overheating create situations where early-stage embryos are at sub-optimal temperatures during critical developmental periods.

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