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1-5. Examples of laying houses

Courtesy www.poultry.kvl.dk

6. Ideal egg shape

Courtesy, USDA

7. Degrees of spotting and blood diffusion in eggs

Courtesy, USDA

8. Effects of temperature and storage on eggs

Courtesy, USDA

9. Holding eggs while candling

Courtesy, USDA

10. Appearance of various qualities of eggs in candling

AA Quality - Yolk outline slightly defined

A Quality - Yolk outline fairly well defined

B Quality - Yolk outline plainly visible

Courtesy, USDA

11-14. Candling - various egg quality deficiencies

Small blood spot

Courtesy, USDA

Bloody white

Courtesy, USDA

Candled and broken-out appearance of a large blood spot

Courtesy, USDA

Candled and broken-out appearance of a mixed rot

Courtesy, USDA

15. Abnormal egg shape

Courtesy, USDA

16. Eggs packed in baskets with straw (Bangkok, Thailand)

E. Seidler

17. Basket packing (Bangkok, Thailand)

E. Seidler

18. Fillers

E. Seidler

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19. Plastic transparent fillers

E. Seidler

20. Small cases made of paperboard or wood pulp holding six eggs

E. Seidler

21. Small cases made of transparent plastic holding six eggs

E. Seidler

22. Intensive egg production with egg conveyor belt

E. Seidler

23. Egg stacking

E. Seidler

24. Candling machine

E. Seidler

E. Seidler

25. Hand packing eggs

E. Seidler

26. Eggs arriving at weighing and packing machine

E. Seidler

27. Weighing and packing machines for predetermined egg weights

E. Seidler

28. Weighing and packing machine

E. Seidler

29. Eggs ready for transport

E. Seidler

30. Street sales

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31. Eggs for sale in a producers’ market

E. Seidler

32. Mechanized processing

E. Seidler

33. Selling live birds at a market

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