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EDITORIAL
Shandong Minhe partners up once again with Petersime / 1
Petersime launches Chinese website / 3
HasTavuk: preparing for a vastly expanding poultry industry with Petersime / 4
Beyza Pílíç switches to Petersime for expanding hatchery / 5
First Petersime hatchery in Mauritania / 6
Drobex-Agro opts for innovative Petersime technologies / 6
Aviagen and Petersime incubation experts team up for superior results with the BioStreamer™ Re-Store / 7
Petersime’s Hatchery Management Training: “An excellent way to gain extensive knowledge” / 8
Recent key hatchery projects / 9
Principles of single-stage incubation - Part 1 / 10
Newcomers / 12
Upcoming events / 12
Dear poultry colleague,
Did you know that the global human population
is growing with around 75 million people every
year? In other words that the world has 205,000
extra people to feed…. every single day!
Most of the global increase in number of people
happens in emerging economies with young,
ambitious populations that are working hard for
a better future. A better future implies that the
families have access to safe, affordable and tasty
food. When the disposable income of the household rises, meat becomes increasingly popular.
All statistics confirm that poultry meat and eggs
have become the world’s most popular source of
animal protein. When it comes to achieving the
highest efficiency of converting feed into meat,
the poultry industry is the absolute champion.
The role of hatcheries in efficient poultry production cannot be overestimated. The hatching of
the maximum number of healthy, performant
breeding stock, broilers and layers and achieving their full genetic potential is key for the entire
poultry value chain.
It is your and Petersime’ s responsibility - every
day again - to produce the healthiest possible
day-old chicks, poults, ducklings or gooslings with
the highest degree of efficiency. Remember: every
day more than 200,000 extra people on earth
look to you to satisfy their increasing demand for
meat and eggs!
Enjoy reading the stories in this issue of Petersime
News.
Michel De Clercq,
Managing Director
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State-of-the-art incubators are just one element
for top performance in hatching. Research, teaching and training hatchery staff, life-long service
and guidance are all equally essential.
Michel De Clercq (Managing Director, Petersime) and Sun Ximin (Chairman, Shandong Minhe)
Shandong Minhe partners up
once again with Petersime
Shandong Minhe is located in Penglai city, Shandong province,
China. Their cooperation with Petersime started in January
2010. This year they decided to build a new hatchery and called
in Petersime for their new project. More >
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We wanted to cooperate with Petersime again, because Petersime delivers very good product quality and
their product design focuses on biosecurity. But even more important is
their professional after-sales service.
Paying attention to product quality
and service is in line with Minhe’s
management policy and allows us
to supply very good quality day-old
chicks to our customers,
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praises Mr Sun Ximin, Chairman of Minhe.
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Sun Xianfa (General Manager, Minhe), Michel De Clercq (Managing Director, Petersime), Fan
Xiaoyan (Manager, Minhe), Sandy Qi (Chief Representative Belgium Petersime Tianjin Rep Office),
Sun Ximin (Chairman, Minhe) and Andre Van Rij (Area Sales Manager, Petersime) raising their
glasses to a further fruitful cooperation.
At the time Shandong Minhe built the
largest modern single-stage hatchery in
Asia. This hatchery went into production
in 2010 with a yearly output of 100 million day-old chicks. They installed a total
of 90 BioStreamer™ 24S setters and BioStreamer™ 8H hatchers, fully equipped
with a Petersime climate control system.
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Setter room of existing hatchery
Shandong Minhe started to build a new
hatchery in 2015 and decided to work
with Petersime again. They ordered 90
BioStreamer™ 24S HD setters and BioStreamer™ 8H HD hatchers, 1 BioStreamer™ Re-Store and a complete climate
control system. The new hatchery will
start to operate in 2016, reaching a total
yearly output capacity of up to 300 million day-old chicks.
About Shandong Minhe
Animal Husbandry Co.
Shandong Minhe produces dayold broiler-type chicks. It was
formerly run by the Ministry of
Culture of Shandong, as a broiler
demonstration farm in Penglai,
founded in 1985 and restructured
in 1997. In May 2008, they became
China’s first listed broiler company.
Shandong Minhe has 42 production units that consist of breeder
farms, hatcheries, feed mills, commercial broiler farms, food companies, import & export companies,
biotechnology companies, etc.
Now they have a 2,3 million PS
broiler breeding stock, a yearly
output of more than 200 million
commercial broiler day-old chicks,
slaughter more than 20 million
commercial broiler chicks annually, process over 60,000 tons of
chicken meat annually and have
a feed production capacity of
400,000 tons.
Petersime launches Chinese website
We are proud to announce that www.petersime.com is also available in Chinese, as part of
a continuing effort to expand our reach and support to our international customers.
Petersime serves a worldwide customer base in over 150 countries.
With production facilities, R&D and
Customer Centre in our headquarters
in Olsene, Belgium, and a network
of regional sales & customer support
offices, Petersime strives for a strong
global presence coincided with easy to
access local service.
Early 2014 Petersime has opened
a representative office (spare parts
logistics centre and service team) in
Tianjin, China. The subsidiary is officially known as the Belgium Petersime
Tianjin Rep. Office and led by Chief
Representative Ms Sandy Qi. With this
local presence Petersime invests in
ensuring customers the best local service and customer support. Making it
able to consult our website in Chinese
will enable a wider and more con-
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venient spread of Petersime product
information, Service & training offering,
news and more.
Furthermore our continued investments into technically qualified and
customer oriented people has led to
a team of highly skilled certified Field
Service Engineers specifically for the
Chinese market.
The demand for poultry meat continues to rise and poultry meat is set
to become the number one meat in
Asia, with China being one of the main
players. Mandarin Chinese is the most
widely spoken language, based in the
most populated country on the planet.
With such a big market and significant
audience, it is important to us to be
able to address our customers in the
right way. This is the Petersime support
promise.
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Striving for unlimited service towards
customers on a worldwide scale is a
challenge every day. Achieving the highest standards of technical knowledge
and support for our customers requires
a lot of training. It is crucial however to
make that top notch support available
and accessible to all regional markets,
in different time zones and in many languages. We think global, but certainly
act local as well!
”
says Kurt Haeck, Manager Service Department.
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HasTavuk: preparing for a vastly expanding
poultry industry with Petersime
HasTavuk (Turkey), one of the world’s largest integrated poultry companies, decided to build a
brand new broiler hatchery and to re-equip its existing layer hatchery. Cooperating with Petersime as their partner to accomplish this major project, HasTavuk prepares for a continued strong
growth within the Turkish poultry industry.
The Turkish poultry industry has grown
spectacularly over the last years. They are
now one of the world’s largest producers
of poultry meat, processing 1,9 million
ton of broiler meat in 2014, and exporting 450,000 tons to 57 countries. An
average growth rate of 4 to 5% is forecasted annually over the next 5 years.
HasTavuk is a major player in this industry. They decided to build a brand new
broiler hatchery as well as re-equip their
existing layer hatchery. We are proud
to announce that HasTavuk has made a
clear choice for Petersime as their exclusive supplier of incubators and hatchery
equipment. In the history of Petersime
an unprecedented deal was closed: in
terms of number of machines this is the
largest concluded sales agreement ever.
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The HasTavuk new single-stage greenfield broiler hatchery will have a total annual setting capacity of 72 million eggs.
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Petersime will be installing BioStreamer™
setters and hatchers, including an HVAC
system, in the coming months.
They also plan to refurbish their layer
hatchery by investing in new Petersime
equipment, also complete with a custom-made HVAC system. This will bring
the total setting capacity of the layer
hatchery to 108 million eggs per year.
Michel De Clercq, Petersime’s Managing Director, states: “We are proud that
HasTavuk selected Petersime for these
major projects which will allow HasTavuk
to achieve excellent results in their broiler
and layer integration.”
Ridvan Karakoç, Poultech General Manager, confirms: “As Petersime’s exclusive
distributor in Turkey, HasTavuk can count
on our local support for the execution of
these projects, including after-sales service
and locally available spare parts.”
Barış Sezer (Member of the Board), Müfit Yavuz (Purchasing Manager), Ali Piler (Member of
Supervisory Board), Nejat Sezer (Chairman of the Board), Michel De Clercq (Managing Director
Petersime), İsmail Hakkı Yılmaz (Founder Partner), Rıdvan Karakoç (Poultech, Petersime distributor for Turkey), Filip De Smet (Petersime Area Sales Manager)
“
Years of trials done by my
technical team in conjunction with Petersime’s Hatchery
Development Department led
to the inevitable conclusion
that we have to decommission
incubators that have been
in operation for less than 5
years and replace them by the
latest generation Petersime
Bio­Streamer™ technology. The
technological advancements
of this equipment resulted in a
superior performance, so Petersime is our undisputed supplier
of choice for both our broiler
and layer hatchery projects,
”
says Mr Ismail Hakki Yilmaz,
Chairman of the Board.
About HasTavuk
HasTavuk was founded in Bursa, Turkey, in 1972 and is one of the world’s largest integrated companies, they are active in
every field: from parent stock eggs to layer and broiler chicks, from pullets and feed to chicken meat production.
HasTavuk produces 70% of Turkey’s layer chicks and is the largest parent stock company under a single roof in Europe and
Turkey with its hatchery capacity.
With its years of experience and expertise, HasTavuk has the honour of being the first to export livestock to new countries,
to enter markets never entered before and has the highest export rates in its field.
Beyza Pílíç switches to Petersime for
expanding hatchery
Beyza Pílíç, a leading broiler
integration in Adana, Turkey,
has recently decided to expand their hatchery and
install new equipment.
In 2010, Beyza built a new greenfield
hatchery and installed equipment for the
first phase of the project. Only 4 years
later, Beyza is already in the position to
add 50% extra production capacity by
filling up the empty spaces in the building with new equipment.
In its search for the best possible results,
Beyza Pílíç decided to switch to Petersime incubators for this expansion.
“
Quality constitutes the main institutional principle of Beyza Pílíç. In
order to be able to offer ever fresh
and delicious poultry products to its
customers, Beyza Pílíç innovates and
develops its facilities continuously.
Therefore we made the choice for
Petersime, because we want the best
technology available. We believe
Petersime equipment will help us to
continue to achieve our high quality
standards in the most efficient way,
”
The 8 BioStreamer™ 24S setters and
10 BioStreamer™ 4H hatchers were
delivered at the end of last year. The
machines are already up and running,
increasing the capacity with 16 million
eggs per year. Beyza decided to invest in
the top of the range BioStreamer™ incubators, including the Embryo-Response
Incubation™ technologies OvoScan™,
Dynamic Weight Loss System™ and
Synchro-Hatch™. Beyza’s management
will be able to control their entire hatchery with the Eagle Eye™ monitoring and
control software.
says Mr Hamza Caliskan, Director of Beyza.
About Beyza Pílíç
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Beyza Pílíç, established in 1999 and operating as a subsidiary of AKYEM Adana
Yem Sanayi Tarım ve Ticaret Inc., has gained a privileged place in the white
meat sector with its 70,000 m2 of open area, 6,000 m2 of covered area and
its slaughtering capacity of 12,000 chickens per hour. The slaughterhouse of
Beyza Piliç, a company for whom quality constitutes the foremost working
principle, possesses many quality certificates. Besides a slaughterhouse plant,
AKYEM has breeder plants, hatcheries, pullet production plants and a feed mill.
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Ali Rıza Aydemir (Purchasing Manager),
Hamza Çalışkan (Owner of Beyza Pilic /
Akyem ), Bekir Turunc (Consultant), Serkan
Yazar and Rıdvan Karakoç (Poultech, Petersime distributor for Turkey)
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Petersime NEWS
First Petersime hatchery in Mauritania
The Ouakkaha group recently inaugurated one of the very first hatcheries in Mauritania.
This new broiler hatchery is located east of the capital Nouakchott. Petersime distributor
Société Cidape supplied all incubators and hatchery equipment.
For many years, the Ouakkaha group has
exported broiler chicks to Mauritania.
With this new investment they can not
only supply Mauritania with local chicks
but also its neighbouring country Mali.
The hatchery will produce about 135,000
chicks per week.
El Hafid Ouakkaha, Director of the Ouakkaha group, explains: “We are extremely
satisfied with the Petersime machines we
have in our hatcheries in Morocco. Because
achieving the best quality is very important
for us, we decided once more to use Petersime equipment for our newest hatchery in
Mauritania.”
About the Ouakkaha group
The Ouakkaha group, based in Ouled Teime, between Agadir and Taroudant, is a leading chick producer in Morocco.
In 2013 they exported over 10 million hatching eggs to multiple countries in Africa, among which Senegal, Ivory Coast, Mali
and Mauritania. The group produces about 1 million standard chicks and 120,000 free-range chicks. They also own a feedmill.
Drobex-Agro opts for innovative
Petersime technologies
Drobex-Agro, Poland, has partnered with Petersime from the very beginning and they have
been expanding with Petersime equipment ever since.
Since the start of their operation in 1995
the hatchery is equipped with fully automated Petersime incubators. In 2002 and
2013 Drobex-Agro expanded the hatchery,
adding up to a yearly output capacity of
55 million day-old chicks. Earlier this year
they ordered another batch of 3 BioStreamer™ 24S setters and 7 BioStreamer™
8H hatchers, which will soon be delivered.
In the future the hatchery will extend with
another 9 BioStreamer™ 24S.
About Drobex-Agro
Drobex-Agro, producer of day-old broiler-type chicks, was founded in 1992 in
Makowiska (the middle west of Poland) by the couple Danuta and Czesław
Frischke as one of the links in Drobex Group integrated poultry production.
After many years of continuous development Drobex has become one of the
biggest and most modern poultry producers in Poland.
Czesław Frischke (CEO and Owner of
Drobex-Agro) states: “The main reason for
purchasing Petersime BioStreamer™ incubators is that they guarantee a continuous
control of all incubation parameters and
keep the bio-security on a very high level.
This is in line with Drobex-Agro’s policy and
allows us to supply top class and very good
quality day-old chicks to our customers.”
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Jan Pauwels (Area Sales Manager), Joanna Frischke-Krajewska (Veterinary and Quality Service),
Czesław Frischke (CEO and Owner of Drobex-Agro), Alicja Głowacka (Chief Accountant), Andrzej
Kozlowski (Owner of Polbel, Petersime distributor for Poland)
Aviagen and Petersime incubation
experts team up for superior results
with the BioStreamer™ Re-Store
Aviagen Hilbersdorf (Germany) one of the world’s largest
parent stock hatcheries, recently invested in Petersime BioStreamer™ Re-Store equipment and are very satisfied with
their hatchery results.
“
The Petersime BioStreamer™ ReStore suits our needs as it has been
especially designed for SPIDES treatment and can run fully automatically without the risk of destroying
hatching eggs. The good collaboration with Roger Banwell and Guy
Whetherly, incubation experts at
Petersime Hatchery Development
Department, resulted in consistent
improvement in hatchability and
chick quality. We feel confident we
have made the right choice,
“In this respect we have started to use
SPIDES treatments on our hatching eggs”,
explains Kai Kloppenborg, Hatchery
Manager at Hilbersdorf, “both for reducing
losses in hatchability due to prolonged storage as well as for improving chick quality.
Therefore we turned to Petersime specialists
again, to develop Re-Store programs in
collaboration with the Aviagen hatchery
specialist team.”
About Aviagen
Hilbersdorf
Aviagen Hilbersdorf, located near
Dresden (Germany), is Europe’s largest parent stock hatchery. In 2007
they decided to build a greenfield
parent stock hatchery and two
years later, in January 2009, the
construction was finished. It enhances Aviagen’s already unrivalled
European supply network and
provides an estimated 14 million PS
chicks per year, predominantly to
customers in Eastern and Western
Europe.
”
says Frederiek Claeys, Project Manager.
The Aviagen Hilbersdorf and Petersime
collaboration started in 2007, when
Aviagen decided to seek the advice of
experts in the field to build their greenfield parent stock hatchery. They asked
Petersime to turn their ideas into a feasible concept and provide it with a fully
customized incubation and ventilation
system, meeting all Aviagen standards.
Aviagen EPI’s mission is to deliver first
quality day-old chicks to their customers.
The aim of the hatchery is to continuously improve hatching processes to
achieve better hatchability and, more
important, good day old chick quality.
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Andreas Fath (Incubationist) and Kai Kloppenborg (Hatchery Manager), in front of the
BioStreamer™ Re-Store
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Petersime’s Hatchery Management
Training: “An excellent way to gain
extensive knowledge”
The Hatchery Management
Training (HMT) is a three-day
course organized by Petersime’s Hatchery Development
Department experts, offering
you a broad range of practical tips, tricks and tools to
improve the quantity and
quality of your day-old chicks.
Last spring, Ari Sultanik,
Operations Director at Yavne
Hatchery, attended our HMT.
He was very satisfied with the
information he gained during
this intensive course. He testifies as follows:
Upon arriving at the Petersime headquarters I was greeted by an enthusiastic staff.
It soon became clear that Petersime has
invested a lot in its training programmes
and has built a wonderful training facility
that is fully equipped and very comfortable.
It was a pleasure to meet and study with
hatchery managers from all over the world
and to have the opportunity to discuss
common issues and exchange knowledge
with them.
The training staff was very competent.
They are all professionals and experts in
every single field of this industry. It is clear
that they love their jobs and are eager to
share their knowledge and experience.
The lectures were extensive but not at the
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We also got an introduction to some of the
latest research and developments conducted by Petersime and had the opportunity
to have a tour of the production facilities.
Even though I have been a manager in
this industry for over 10 years, I feel that I
learned a lot and gained extensive knowledge. I can highly recommend this course
to any hatchery manager.”
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“Prior to the training, Petersime’s staff did
their utmost to cater to my personal needs
and provided me with all the information
I needed. The travel arrangements were
properly organized and the hotel was
comfortable and well located.
expense of having some fun in the process.
Throughout the course we were provided
with course material. Visual presentations
accompanied the lectures. There was
ample time to ask questions and openly
discuss various issues.
Ari Sultanik (Operations Director at Yavne
Hatchery) and Frank Verschuere (Incubation
specialist) during the Hatchery Management Training
Hatchery Management Training
Petersime assists in optimizing your entire hatchery performance by looking beyond your incubators. The Hatchery Management Training is set up
for hatchery managers and their assistants that already have experience
with incubators and the hatchery workflow, but want to take their hatchery’s results to the next level.
The training itself covers every aspect of hatchery management, from
egg management and bio-security through incubation and embryonic
development to transfer and hatch. Issues as quality control, data analysis,
breakouts and comparative trials are dealt with extensively.
For questions or more information regarding this training please contact
our training coordinator: training@petersime.com
Recent key hatchery projects
Procavi
(Spain)
Annyalla Chicks
(United Kingdom)
Eurodon
(Russia)
Setting capacity (eggs/year):
16,000,000
Equipment:
BioStreamer™ 8S & 12S setters
BioStreamer™ 8H hatchers
Type of fowl:
Turkeys
Setting capacity (eggs/year):
28,000,000
Equipment:
BioStreamer™ 24S setters
BioStreamer™ 8H hatchers
Type of fowl:
Broilers
Setting capacity (eggs/year):
17,500,000
Equipment:
BioStreamer™ 8S setters
BioStreamer™ 4H hatchers
Type of fowl:
Turkeys
Poulina
(Tunisia)
Setting capacity (eggs/year):
28,000,000
Equipment:
BioStreamer™ 12S setters
BioStreamer™ 4H hatchers
Type of fowl:
Broilers
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Pollo Coa
(Colombia)
Cobb Vantress Brasil
(Brazil)
Chubby Chick
(South Africa)
Setting capacity (eggs/year):
11,000,000
Equipment:
BioStreamer™ 12S setters
BioStreamer™ 4H hatchers
Type of fowl:
Broilers
Setting capacity (eggs/year):
21,000,000
Equipment:
BioStreamer™ 12S HD & 24S HD
setters
BioStreamer™ 4H HD & 8H HD
hatchers
Type of fowl:
GP Broilers
Setting capacity (eggs/year):
12,000,000
Equipment:
BioStreamer™ 12S setters
BioStreamer™ 4H hatchers
Type of fowl:
Broilers
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Principles of single-stage incubation
PART 1
Is the multi- vs single-stage debate finally over?
By Roger Banwell, Hatchery Development Manager, Petersime nv
Single-stage incubation is the standard method in the modern hatchery industry. However,
a lot of hatcheries are still using the multi-stage method. Running a single-stage hatchery
requires some different skills and technologies than running a multi-stage hatchery. Therefore
the Hatchery Development Department of Petersime will write some practical articles about
the principles of single-stage incubation. This article is the first in this series and describes some
general aspects between multi-stage and single-stage incubation.
Evolution of the hatchery industry from multi-stage to singlestage incubation
For many years the commercial incubation
industry was almost entirely based on the
multi-stage incubation methodology and
achieved good results. The logic of the
concept in terms of the efficient thermal
interaction between endothermic and
exothermic eggs and the ease of use made
this an ideal solution.
However as chicken consumption increased throughout the world and the
poultry industry intensified, it became
clear the multi-stage method could not
satisfy the level of bio-security demanded in the modern consumer marketplace. Added to this, the academic world
was clearly demonstrating how multistage incubation was unable to offer the
optimum conditions required by the
developing embryo.
However the initial single-stage methodology struggled to produce the
same results achieved with multi-stage.
The challenge in single-stage for the
commercial incubator manufacturers
in conjunction with academia was to
identify the optimum conditions for the
embryo and to create an incubator that
can provide these specific conditions on
a large scale.
For some time, there were many publications and articles that theorised the
potential of single-stage incubation to
be the solution to both the bio-security
issues and the creation of optimum
conditions required by the embryo.
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Petersime’s Analog controller that is
particularly used for multi-stage incubation
Petersime’s first incubator especially
developed for single-stage incubation: the
AirStreamer™
It was almost inevitable that during this
period a debate would occur between
the multi- stage and single-stage points
of view, but there can be little doubt
now that a well-run, modern singlestage operation can achieve both hatch
and post-hatch results beyond the best
achievable results by a multi-stage
operation.
Single-stage incubation:
basic parameters
The optimum bandwidths for key parameters such as temperature, humidity
and CO2 for the developing embryo are
shown on the graph below.
The primary parameter is temperature,
or better described as energy absorption
and dissipation through heat exchange.
Many academic studies and commercial
trials have shown how precise tempera-
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Petersime’s state of the art single-stage
incubator: the BioStreamer™
ture control, which cannot be achieved
in a multi-stage environment, significantly effects both chick quality and all
aspects of post-hatch performance in a
positive way.
Secondly, it is now well proven that the
degree of gaseous and fluid exchange,
both in terms of absolute values and
with respect to the point of embryonic
development, has an effect on final
hatch and post-hatch performance.
As research continues other factors are
becoming identified that have a significant effect, but important is that these
factors are always relative to the embryonic development stage.
Single-stage incubation:
challenges
In answer to the question “Is the multivs single-stage debate finally over?”
it appears obvious that the answer is
yes in terms of performance. However
the story does not end there. The new
challenge for the hatchery staff considering making the change from multi- to
single-stage is acquiring the expertise to
run a single-stage operation.
adjust the environment with respect
to optimal conditions. In a single-stage
incubator, this is no problem anymore.
However, the modern single-stage
demands the operator to know, through
good data analysis and incubation
knowledge, which conditions are
required by the embryo throughout
the different developmental stages. This
sets the new challenge for the incubator
manufacturer, to offer the equipment
with the technology required and the
ability to bring the necessary knowledge
and support to the industry.
Conclusion
Single-stage incubation is the standard
in a modern hatchery and with the BioStreamer™ incubator, Petersime offers
the state of the art single-stage incubator with the required modern technology. But running a single-stage hatchery
also requires some personal expertise.
Therefore Petersime offers different trainings to its customers in order to teach
them the required skills to run a singlestage hatchery with a maximized profit
for life.
Within a multi-stage incubator, there is a
mix of embryonic development stages.
This means that there is no flexibility to
Weight Loss
(Humidity)
Temperature
CO2
Incubation Period
This article is the first in a series
about the principles of single-stage
incubation. Following articles will
describe more details about running
a single-stage hatchery. If you are
curious about the sequel, subscribe to
our E-News at www.petersime.com
to find out more!
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Variable requirements of the incubation egg in function of the incubation period
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