Hatchery Automation Equipment

Description

Traditional hatcheries depend on workers to handle eggs and chicks. This leads to many problems listed below:

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2. Human contacts result in pollution and cross infection, which in turn cause bio-security losses.
   
3. Intensive operations within limited areas in the hatchery involve much labor throughout the process, causing high bio-security risks.
   
4. Labor costs become long-term investment, which is increasing all the time.
   
5. Labor fatigue causes management problems and financial losses.
    
6. Quarantine rules and management require workers to live inside the hatchery for long time. This makes it very hard for the farm to recruit workers and keep them from leaving.

1. Much less contact between eggs/chicks and workers, ensuring bio-security
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3. Much less labor required, saving at least *0% labor on average, cutting labor costs on the long term
   
4. Enhancing working efficiency by **8 times
   
5. Much less labor fatigue prevents financial losses and keeps workers on the posts
   
6. Much easier management
    
7. Much cleaner hatchery environment