Baby Ducklings Hatching | From Egg To Truck At A Village Chick Hatchery Vietnam

Baby ducklings hatching: follow one tray of eggs through a village chick hatchery in Vietnam, from the incubator machines to the moment ducklings break out of their shells, and then into crates and onto a truck. Chick hatchery Vietnam: real footage filmed by the channel owner at a working hatchery village, with no narration and no AI-generated footage. You will hear the natural sound of the hatchery. What the hatchery owner told us: each machine holds about 10,000 eggs per batch. Duck eggs take 28 days and muscovy duck eggs take 35 days to hatch. (Figures are the owner's own words, not measured by us.) In this video: baby ducklings hatching out of their eggs, rows of eggs inside the incubator, wet newborn ducklings, chicks in cages and boxes, crates being counted and loaded onto a truck, and a brooder house with a heat lamp. Baby ducklings hatching and chick hatchery Vietnam are the everyday work of this village. If you like real village life, baby ducklings hatching, and chick hatchery Vietnam videos, subscribe for more baby ducklings hatching scenes from the same chick hatchery Vietnam village. New here? Start with our first video: Baby Chicks Vietnam, a morning in the same village.    • Baby Chicks Vietnam | Ducklings & Chicks I...   00:00 A duckling breaks out of its egg 01:52 Baby ducklings hatching, first look 02:17 Inside the incubator machines 04:25 Egg racks and the hatchery owner 06:33 Taking eggs out of the incubator 07:59 Baby ducklings hatching 10:37 Wet newborn ducklings 12:08 Sorting and packing the ducklings 13:55 Baby chicks in cages and boxes 17:26 Crates of chicks and the truck 20:49 The brooder house #babyducklings #chickhatchery #vietnamvillagelife