When to Use Water Candling? Use water candling at the end of the hatch when you have unhatched eggs and are unsure if they are …
Chicken Egg Incubation Candling
Initial Candling : Day 5-7 While it might pose a challenge for beginners, there are distinct indicators to watch for. When candling eggs, ensure you’re …
Is “Resting” fertile eggs necessary?
“Resting” fertile egg myth The myth of “resting” fertile eggs suggests that eggs, whether freshly laid or having undergone transportation, should be left to settle …
Frizzle Chicken & Egg FAQ
Q. What is a “Frizzle” Chicken?A. Frizzle chickens can be classified into two distinct categories:The first category encompasses a specific breed known as the “Frizzle,” …
Price of Fertile eggs and Birds
To hold an egg in our hands, At Pip & Grow, biosecurity is one of our highest priorities. Many poultry diseases are spread by “silent …
Looking for “Show Quality”?
Are our birds “Show Quality”? Short Version:No, our birds are not considered show quality. Long version :While many of our birds are hatched from fertile …
Reasons why fertile eggs cannot be Guaranteed
We’ve been providing fertile eggs across Australia, typically dispatching around 450-500 parcels per season from August to February annually. We’re proud to recognize returning customers …
Egg season – Why aren’t they laying?
Heritage chickens have laying season. Heritage chickens have a laying season that corresponds with the natural rhythms of daylight and temperature changes. However, the exact …
Porous shelled fertile eggs – Does it hatch?
We’ve been closely following the discussions within the fertile eggs community regarding porous eggs, and we’d like to shed some light on this intriguing topic. Causes …