This ppt would largely focus on the incubation and egg hatching equipment of poultry farming. This is being presented by Egiyok, which is the best B to B website that serves to fulfill all the needs of the poultry industry in India. It also provides today's egg rates, today's broiler rates, and much more.

1. POULTRY FARM EQUIPMENT
INCUBATION AND EGG HANDLING EQUIPMENT
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2. INCUBATION EQUMENT
SETTER
HATCHER
COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM
EMERGENCY STAND BY ELECTRIC PLANTS
HATCHERY AUTOMATION EQUIPMENT

3. EGG HANDLING EQUPMENT
 HATCHING EGG TRAYS
 HATCHING EGG TRANSFER MACHINES

4. SETTER: IT IS A MACHINE THAT MAINTAINS THE
RIGHT TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY, AND ROTATING
FOR THE FIRST 19 DAYS OF A CHICKEN EGG'S
INCUBATION.

5. HATCHER
 It is similar to that of setter but turning mechanism is not
available and the trays are designed to hold the newly
hatched chicks. For the last three days of incubation, the
eggs are put here.
• Setters and hatchers come in a variety of styles, which can
be found all throughout the world.
• Walk-in or Corridor incubators
• Tunnel type incubators
• Vertical fan incubators

6. COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM
 In the event that the local electrical supply fails, the incubators must have a backup power source.
 As a result, a standby power generator must be installed on site, usually within or near the hatchery building.
 The hatchery's standby electrical generator should be able to support all of the hatchery's vital services.

7. HATCHERY AUTOMATION EQUIPMENTS
• Hatcher tray washers
• Waste removal systems
• Egg transfer machines
• In ovo vaccination equipment
• Chick box washers
• Rack washers
• Vaccinating / sexing / Grading systems
• High pressure pumps

8. HATCHING EGG TRAYS
• Generally hatching eggs are set in the flats or bug-eye type trays.
• The capacity of each tray is either 90 or 180 chicken eggs.

9. HATCHING EGG TRANSFER MACHINES
 The eggs are transferred from the breeder farm trays to
the hatcher trays using this device.
 Vacuum egg lifters are commonly used in hatcheries that
handle enormous volumes of eggs.