Fertility & Hatchability Worksheet
A fertility and hatchability worksheet for working out how many eggs were fertile and how many hatched. Breeders use it to compare flocks and spot setting or incubation problems.
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What you fill in
- Flock or breeder group
- Date eggs were set
- Total eggs set
- Infertile eggs found at candling
- Early dead embryos
- Late dead embryos
- Pipped but not hatched
- Chicks hatched
- Notes on incubator or storage conditions
How to use this worksheet
Fill it out in pencil first, check the numbers against your records, then ink it. Make a fresh copy for each field, pen or enterprise.
Where to check the details
This sheet is a general template, so confirm specifics with your own manuals, labels and local rules. For current official guidance, start with eXtension and National Agricultural Library.
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