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What You Need to Know About Egg Candling

Dan February 4, 2022 Eggs, Poultry, This Land of Ours

What you need to know about egg candling.  That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Egg candling is a method of shining light inside an egg that enables you to see what’s going on. You can do this at various points in the egg’s development, all the way up until right before hatching. Candling helps you see if there’s …

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