Guide
Our Poultry Specialists have created a handy guide on how to use the Gregg Smart Eggs. From setting up and using the app to preparing for measurements; this guide will take you into the world of Gregg Smart Eggs.
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Broilers
On-farm hatching
Broilers
On-farm hatching
Broilers
Effective feeding of broilers
Hatchery
All egg packers
Hatchery
Automatic egg selection
Layers
Nest and aviary systems
Breeders
Nest and aviary systems
Layers
Rearing systems
Various system enhancements
Solutions for manure handling
Simple, compact and flexible egg collection
Gentle egg handling and packing
Data driven egg collection
All minimum ventilation climate solutions
All maximum ventilation climate solutions
Total control over the entire egg flow
Accurate and reliable egg counting
Detecting leaking eggs
Automatic and objective egg sorting
Broilers
On-farm hatching
Broilers
On-farm hatching
Broilers
Effective feeding of broilers
Hatchery
All egg packers
Hatchery
Automatic egg selection
Hatchery
Contactless sexing
Measure G-forces
Rearing layers
Layers
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What if you could reduce eggshell damage up to a factor of 10! As hens age, the quality of their egg shell becomes weaker and more delicate. During automatic egg collection, packing and transport eggs are exposed to G-forces, mainly at transition points that can cause the egg shell to crack.
Prevent cracks, use the Gregg smart eggs.
The Gregg smart egg is an electronic egg full of sensors registering G-forces across all transition points from nest to tray.
Scientific research* in layer hens has shown that decreasing G-forces down to 20 G can reduce the crack occurrence from 7.7% to 0.3 - 1%. Studies** have also shown that hairline cracks in hatching eggs can result in 40% less hatchability.
With the Gregg you can easily identify those transition points that cause unnecessary damage to the eggs. Once identified you can have the problem fixed!
Product Manager
Our Poultry Specialists have created a handy guide on how to use the Gregg Smart Eggs. From setting up and using the app to preparing for measurements; this guide will take you into the world of Gregg Smart Eggs.
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