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Poultry Hatcheries
NAICS 112340 · United States · 2022 edition
This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in hatching poultry of any kind.
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Poultry hatcheries incubate fertilized eggs and hatch chicks, poults, ducklings, or other young poultry for sale to commercial growers, integrators, or retail customers. Operations typically include egg receiving, setting rooms, hatching rooms, chick processing, and distribution. Temperature control, biosecurity, and disease management are central to daily operations.
Questions to investigate
- What species are hatched — broiler chicks, turkeys, ducks, or specialty poultry?
- What is the estimated value of eggs and live chicks on premises at any given time?
- Is there backup power generation for incubation and climate control equipment?
- Are operations contract-based with a large integrator, or does the hatchery sell independently to growers?
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