GP Hatchery Management Solution
The hatchery where genetics become breeder flocks: grandparent eggs managed by line from receiving to sexed day-old chicks, with the full set of setter, hatcher, and incubation KPIs.
What you manage
Performance by line
Every KPI separated by female and male line, from egg receiving through dispatch.
Sexing & allocation
Sexed day-old output managed by line, with parent-stock chicks allocated to breeder placements and teaser or surplus males dispatched to broiler placements.
Setters & hatchers
Set plans, transfers, and per-machine performance managed across every cycle.
Hatchability, fertility & hatch of fertile
The full KPI set per machine, per set, and per line, against your own benchmarks.
Candling, weight loss & storage
Candling results, egg weight loss through incubation, incubation time, and storage days, managed per set.
Chick dispatch by line
Deliveries to breeder farms with line identity intact, so the generation chain never breaks.
Signature insight
Line performance you can hold the genetics against
When hatchability slips, a GP hatchery needs to know whether it is the line, the flock, the storage, or the machine. With every set carrying its line, source flock, candling, weight-loss, and machine record, that question is answered by comparison rather than argument, and the conversation with your genetics supplier is backed by your own data.
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Frequently asked questions
How is a GP hatchery different from a parent-stock hatchery in the platform?
Everything is managed by line. Eggs arrive by grandparent line, sets and machines keep line identity, sexed chicks are allocated by line to breeder placements, and every KPI compares line against line.
How are teaser and surplus males handled?
Sexing output is managed per line: parent-stock chicks go to breeder placements while teaser or surplus males are dispatched to broiler placements, each with its own delivery record.
Which incubation KPIs are managed?
Hatchability, fertility, hatch of fertile, candling clears, egg weight loss, incubation time, storage days, and per-machine setter and hatcher performance, per set and per line.