The quail egg of a goose is a hatching method that transports hatched embryo eggs to hatching in another place. Compared with the transportation of goslings, quail eggs have the advantages of increasing the number of flying chicks, lowering transportation costs, and effectively reducing the deaths and injuries caused by long-distance transportation of newborn goslings. Therefore, it is more convenient and advantageous to transport embryos and eggs than transporting eggs and new-born goslings, especially for remote areas, inaccessible traffic, and places with long distances. Therefore, quail egg technology provides more favorable conditions for the introduction and exchange of improved varieties.
The main utensils for quail eggs include egg baskets and coverings. Egg baskets are mostly made of bamboo culms. The bottom diameter is 140 centimeters. The top surface is 130 centimeters in diameter and 18 to 22 centimeters high. The basket surface and the top surface are the same size, and the surrounding pores can facilitate ventilation. The choice of covering should be based on the season of embryos and the age of embryos. In general, the cover is mainly cotton, sheets, blankets and plastic sheets. In addition, tools such as watering cans, plastic buckets, and thermometers should also be provided.
The size of embryos delivered to embryos should be determined based on the distance of the pathway. The longer the embryos are, the easier it is to manage embryos and eggs. It is usually appropriate to reach the destination when they are ready to hatch. In general, embryo embryos of embryo embryos are suitable for 23 to 24 days, and can be raised to embryonic day at the earliest. If you start early, it may affect the hatching rate; if you start late, it may cause hatching on the way, making it more difficult to transport and increase the workload. Before the initiation of the Kai, it is also necessary to check the eggs and remove the dead embryos and the stunted embryos, and then put them in baskets for shipment.
Management of quail eggs The management of quail eggs varies mainly from season to season. During transport, care should be taken to prevent violent shocks or bumps to prevent embryos and eggs from being broken and ensure proper temperature. When placing the egg baskets, pay attention to being stable and secure, and do not tilt them so as to prevent embryos and eggs from being damaged due to dumping and accumulation of egg baskets. The temperature in winter and early spring is low, and management of quail eggs is mainly heat preservation. Embroidered eggs are placed around the bamboo basket with a paper paste. The bottom of the basket is covered with a layer of mat grass. Each basket is filled with 2 to 3 layers of embryonic eggs, covered with quilts or cotton blankets. Because the egg temperature inside the basket is very easy to raise, so check the egg temperature every 2 to 3 hours and find that the egg temperature is high and the basket is adjusted in time. In the same basket, if there is a large temperature difference between the embryonic egg at the center and the embryonic egg at the margin or the upper embryonic egg and the lower embryonic egg, the egg should be turned in time so that the embryonic egg in each location can be heated to the same level. Usually, the egg needs to be turned every day. 3~4 times. In the summer, due to high temperatures, pay attention to heat dissipation. If the temperature exceeds 30°C, do not stick paper around the bamboo baskets where the embryos are placed. The bottom should not be covered with thick mats. Only one layer of eggs or one layer of eggs (one middle layer and the other two) can be laid in the basket. Floor). If the embryo is younger, two or two layers can be placed. During transportation, rain and sun exposure should also be strictly prevented. At the same time, attention should also be paid to the fact that if it is to use automobile transportation, it must be gentle and not too aggressive when starting, parking, and turning to prevent embryos and eggs from falling or tilting and causing damage and affecting the hatching rate. After arriving at the destination, if not yet hatched, embryos may be placed in an incubator or hatched on a stand to continue hatching. If goslings are hatched on the way, they must do thermal insulation, midwifery and nursing care.
In addition, there is one point to note. If you fly embryos in the summer, you must first understand the flight time, flight altitude, and the temperature in the cabin during the flight. Normally, the temperature in the cabin after being lifted off is lower than the ground temperature. Therefore, a good blanket should be placed in the bilge before the eggs are laid, and the blankets or cotton blankets should be properly covered after the egg baskets are laid to prevent the eggs from getting cold. At the same time, the egg baskets should be placed tightly close to one side of the bulkhead and properly fixed with a rope to avoid slipping when the aircraft is tilted. After the aircraft lands, it is necessary to remove the embryos and eggs as soon as possible.
The main utensils for quail eggs include egg baskets and coverings. Egg baskets are mostly made of bamboo culms. The bottom diameter is 140 centimeters. The top surface is 130 centimeters in diameter and 18 to 22 centimeters high. The basket surface and the top surface are the same size, and the surrounding pores can facilitate ventilation. The choice of covering should be based on the season of embryos and the age of embryos. In general, the cover is mainly cotton, sheets, blankets and plastic sheets. In addition, tools such as watering cans, plastic buckets, and thermometers should also be provided.
The size of embryos delivered to embryos should be determined based on the distance of the pathway. The longer the embryos are, the easier it is to manage embryos and eggs. It is usually appropriate to reach the destination when they are ready to hatch. In general, embryo embryos of embryo embryos are suitable for 23 to 24 days, and can be raised to embryonic day at the earliest. If you start early, it may affect the hatching rate; if you start late, it may cause hatching on the way, making it more difficult to transport and increase the workload. Before the initiation of the Kai, it is also necessary to check the eggs and remove the dead embryos and the stunted embryos, and then put them in baskets for shipment.
Management of quail eggs The management of quail eggs varies mainly from season to season. During transport, care should be taken to prevent violent shocks or bumps to prevent embryos and eggs from being broken and ensure proper temperature. When placing the egg baskets, pay attention to being stable and secure, and do not tilt them so as to prevent embryos and eggs from being damaged due to dumping and accumulation of egg baskets. The temperature in winter and early spring is low, and management of quail eggs is mainly heat preservation. Embroidered eggs are placed around the bamboo basket with a paper paste. The bottom of the basket is covered with a layer of mat grass. Each basket is filled with 2 to 3 layers of embryonic eggs, covered with quilts or cotton blankets. Because the egg temperature inside the basket is very easy to raise, so check the egg temperature every 2 to 3 hours and find that the egg temperature is high and the basket is adjusted in time. In the same basket, if there is a large temperature difference between the embryonic egg at the center and the embryonic egg at the margin or the upper embryonic egg and the lower embryonic egg, the egg should be turned in time so that the embryonic egg in each location can be heated to the same level. Usually, the egg needs to be turned every day. 3~4 times. In the summer, due to high temperatures, pay attention to heat dissipation. If the temperature exceeds 30°C, do not stick paper around the bamboo baskets where the embryos are placed. The bottom should not be covered with thick mats. Only one layer of eggs or one layer of eggs (one middle layer and the other two) can be laid in the basket. Floor). If the embryo is younger, two or two layers can be placed. During transportation, rain and sun exposure should also be strictly prevented. At the same time, attention should also be paid to the fact that if it is to use automobile transportation, it must be gentle and not too aggressive when starting, parking, and turning to prevent embryos and eggs from falling or tilting and causing damage and affecting the hatching rate. After arriving at the destination, if not yet hatched, embryos may be placed in an incubator or hatched on a stand to continue hatching. If goslings are hatched on the way, they must do thermal insulation, midwifery and nursing care.
In addition, there is one point to note. If you fly embryos in the summer, you must first understand the flight time, flight altitude, and the temperature in the cabin during the flight. Normally, the temperature in the cabin after being lifted off is lower than the ground temperature. Therefore, a good blanket should be placed in the bilge before the eggs are laid, and the blankets or cotton blankets should be properly covered after the egg baskets are laid to prevent the eggs from getting cold. At the same time, the egg baskets should be placed tightly close to one side of the bulkhead and properly fixed with a rope to avoid slipping when the aircraft is tilted. After the aircraft lands, it is necessary to remove the embryos and eggs as soon as possible.
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