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How soon does an egg need to be incubated?

7 to 14 days 

The freshness of the eggs determines the hatching rate.

The eggs storage life are no more than 14 days in winter,

and storage life no more than 7 days in summer,

and storage life no more than 10 days in spring and autumn;

Hatchability decreases rapidly when eggs are stored for more than 10 days.

Use a digital egg incubator can improve the hatching rate.

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