The correct methods for transporting and storing hatching eggs

The transport of hatching eggs includes long-distance transport and short-distance transport. For long-distance transport, note the following: First, the special egg crates used must be sturdy and not deform, moisture-proof and sun-proof, and loaded and unloaded gently. Second, the temperature inside the vehicle: the requirement abroad is 18.3 degrees, while domestically it is 10 degrees to 15 degrees. In summer, guard against heat; in winter, guard against cold. It must definitely not be lower than 0 degrees, otherwise the hatching eggs will freeze, and it must not be higher than 25 degrees, otherwise the hatching eggs will begin to develop. The storage temperature for hatching eggs is 10 degrees to 15 degrees, with humidity of about 80%; when dry, the floor can be sprinkled with water; the large end must face up, and within 7 days maintain 15 degrees with no need to turn the eggs. When exceeding 7 days, the temperature is 10 degrees, and the eggs need to be turned with the small end facing up.