Oil lamp incubators

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1987
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en
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CTA. 1987. Oil lamp incubators. Spore 11. CTA, Wageningen, The Netherlands.
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A simple, three-level box can serve as an incubator for farmers who are raising chickens. The eggs are placed on a tray in the middle, wet sand to maintain humidity levels is kept on the bottom, and a container of water is placed on the top as...
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A simple, three-level box can serve as an incubator for farmers who are raising chickens. The eggs are placed on a tray in the middle, wet sand to maintain humidity levels is kept on the bottom, and a container of water is placed on the top as thermal mass to maintain even temperature levels. A carefully controlled oil lamp provides the heat source. This design can accommodate up to 60 eggs and can be easily made from a few planks, some sheet metal and some chicken wire. For more details, contact: UNATA G.V.D. Heulvelstraet 131 3140 Ramsel-Herselt Belgium
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ANIMAL PRODUCTION AND HEALTH;
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