Harris Farms Nurture Right Egg Incubator with Auto Turner, Holds 22 Eggs

After three successful hatches, I’m very impressed with my Harris Farms incubator. The temperature stays consistent, the controls are easy to understand, and the automatic egg turner makes the entire process nearly effortless. I especially appreciate the clear viewing window, which lets you watch the hatch without disturbing the environment inside. It’s simple enough for a beginner but performs like a quality, dependable piece of equipment. My results have been consistently great through all three hatches. If you’re looking for a reliable incubator that delivers, I highly recommend Harris Farms Nurture Right egg incubator.

The Nurture Right 360 is by far my favorite smaller incubator, and we’ve been using them on our farm for several years. We consistently get really good hatch rates with them, which is why I recently purchased replacements when our older ones were damaged during storage—completely our fault, not the incubator’s! Here in East Texas we already have plenty of humidity, so I generally dry hatch and rarely need to add much, if any, extra water. I know some other farmers feel the humidity reading can be a little off, which is something to keep in mind if you’re hatching waterfowl or anything where you need very precise humidity, but with the way we hatch, we’ve had excellent success. We also have groups come out to our farm to learn about hatching, and this is one of the incubators I regularly recommend. It’s easy to use, reasonably priced, and a great choice for beginners while still being something an experienced hatcher can use for years. If you don’t need a large cabinet incubator and just want a dependable smaller setup, this is a great one.

I absolutely love this incubator! I would have given it 6 stars if i could! And here's why.........I did quite a bit of studying and research on incubators in general and knew I didn't want the type that you had to use the Styrofoam packaging to help keep temperatures, and I wanted the eggs to roll, not just rock back and forth like those cheaper ones at farm stores. I always came back to this one but hesitated because of the price, but my husband told me to go ahead and buy it. BOY am I ever so glad I did!!! It is so easy to set-up and I am truly astounded with my success rate of live hatchlings!! First time using the Manna incubator, I only put in 12 chicken eggs. (Now keep in mind I have NEVER used an incubator of any type, ever....so this was my virgin run so to speak.) I love the automatic countdown timer, that is so much easier than trying to keep track on a calendar. When day 19 arrives, which for chickens, is when the Lock-down starts, the egg roller stops turning automatically (youll see that light turn off on top) and thats when you remove the turning tray. The candling light is great! Definitely bright enough to see what you need to see whats going on inside the shells. (Darker/colored shells are more difficult, but the air sack is easily spotted, and the light even turs itself off after 5 minutes. I did invest in a small thermometer/ hydrometer that fit perfectly in the center of the turning tray without inhibiting the turning of the eggs, mostly to monitor how accurate the temperature and humidity was from the top to the egg level. And it was within .5° and about spot on for humidity, so I adjusted the temperature up between. 5 to 1 degree. (Now this works for my kitchen due to my household temperature, yours very well could vary. But I definitely recommend purchasing the additional thermometer. ) Adding water was not complicated nor "labor-intensive", once A side is filled, it was simple to add more when needed, for me it was as easy as looking at the little area that you add the water from the exterior, usually 2x per 24 hours. The success rate I've had, as I said has been phenomenal! 11 live hatches out of 12 1st run. 2nd time I got to work with reloading with 20 hen eggs, to which I got 18 live chicks!! I currently have a full 21 and down to day 12 on the countdown timer, so we'll see how many hatch this time! I absolutely 💯% recommend this incubator to anyone who is interested in trying to hatch their own flock!

This is hands down the best egg incubator I’ve used. I’ve successfully incubated both chicken and quail eggs with it, and it has worked great every time. The unit is very durable and has held up to heavy, repeated use. I really love the appearance of this incubator, especially the clear top. Being able to watch the chicks hatch without opening it is amazing and helps keep the environment stable. The size is also perfect—not too large, not too small—and easy to manage. It maintains a consistent temperature and keeps the chicks warm while they dry off after hatching, which is so important for their health. I’ve used one incubator so much that it eventually fried from overuse, and I didn’t hesitate to order another one because I liked it that much. Overall, it’s reliable, easy to use, and produces great results. I would absolutely recommend this incubator to anyone incubating chickens or quail.

This is constantly being hailed as one of the best incubators in its class, and yet in my vast experience (been incubating birds of all kinds since I was a kid raised on farm) it is one of the worst I’ve EVER used. The data doesn't lie. Take a look at the data I pulled from less than one day. This data is from, in my opinion, the most top of line model of Govee thermometer/hygrometer. It’s what I use in all my hatches now and it has never failed me. The picture speaks volumes. Because I know people will ask, yes this thermo-hygrometer is calibrated correctly. AND perhaps the WORST part is that these temps were recorded after I’d had even worse numbers and started remediation. This incubator was put into a closet with stable temps/no drafts. It was put inside of a sterlite tub to ensure 100% that there were no drafts, and it was covered with a thick towel. That’s correct, all of those “tricks” and the temperatures were still this unreliable. Take a look at the fluctuations! It’s set at 100 always, and goes from 97-102 throughout a day!! To me, that is the epitome of terrible quality. As you can see, these dips and rises are in increments, and that is because the thermo-hygrometer is turning with the egg turner. Therefore, I can safely deduce that this incubator has severe cold and hot spots that are lethal to the eggs that incubate in that area. It’s such a relatively small incubator that this type of inconsistency should never happen. Don’t even get me started on how bad it is at maintaining humidity. Over the years, I’ve used everything from homemade incubators, to cheap $50 incubators, to top of the line cabinet incubators. Most have their advantages and disadvantages, but I’ve never seen fluctuations like this. It’s atrocious. This will absolutely ruin your hatch.

We use this incubator for ducks and geese. It works super well for us! It’s got to be one of the most cost effective incubators on the market for its efficiency in hatching. It’s a good size even for geese eggs Im still able to fit a bunch of goose eggs however the rotator it comes with is much too small for goose eggs so I had to 3D print one but it worked well! I’d also recommend getting an insert to make it a bit taller if physically hatching ducks or geese in this incubator so they can stand up as it can be a bit short for geese specifically. It can be a bit tricky to get the exact moisture levels you want but I found that if it was too high adding a small cup of rice helped absorb some of that excess moisture. This was one of our own ducklings from our backyard flock we hatched! She hatched about 15 hours after external pip and was super healthy with no issues. We haven’t had any issues with any of our chicks hatched in this incubator. I’d definitely recommend!

First time incubating eggs. I used eggs from my own chickens, and had 14 out of 17 eggs successfully hatch. The three eggs that didn’t hatch had just stopped developing, so I don’t think that had anything to do with the incubator itself. The temperature stayed consistent throughout the incubation. I left it at the factory setting of 99.5 degrees. I had no problem maintaining the humidity, but I did see reviews saying they had a hard time with that, but I live in the south, which is already a very humid climate. Some people mentioned that they had to refill the water reservoir often, but that was not my experience, probably because of our natural humidity. I suspect the complaints about humidity control may have something to do with dryer climates. This incubator was very simple to use and does all the work for you, as well as a great hatch rate. My only complaint would be that taking the top on and off would be easier if it had handles. I would highly recommend this incubator.

We are going on 2+ years of having this incubator. We’ve hatched out 70-80 chicks in that time. We don’t use it super often, but when we do, we fill it all the way up. Dry hatching works best for our climate, the success rate is higher for us when we don’t add much humidity. For the money spent, it was worth it! Super user friendly and easy to put together/store away. We can fit up to 24 eggs, and for a small family farm, that’s plenty. It’s super fun. My husband and I love being able to watch the chicks grow when we candle the eggs, our kids love to watch them hatch. It’s all personal use, we don’t sell chicks, we use it to replenish our flock each year. Our birds free range, so from time to time predators come around.

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I founds this incubator to be great, instructions where easily deciphered. Set up is simple, clean up after hatch out was easy and as it states it does everything. We’ve had multiple hatch outs of 80+% rates. The only thing I can even maybe say that was a bit challenging at first was getting the humidity to an optimal range. Requires to be in a room where you can more easily control the room temp and humidity so as not to effect the incubator.

Good hatching rate with fertilised eggs. 19 duck eggs went in. 10 live ducklings made it. 6 eggs were probably unfertilised. Candles out 3. 3 more were cloudy at the end. Do not open the lid after lockdown to avoid ducklings/chicks getting shrink wrapped and dying. No option for duck egg turner plate. The eggs were bigger than the slots so had to be manually turned in the slots. Some of the ducklings got stuck to one side of the wall. Let all the ducklings/chicks hatch out for a couple of days before opening the lid to move them. Once opened make sure the rest don’t get shrink wrapped and die. I got 10 live ducklings, (9 Aylesbury and 1 Muscovy) both with different incubation times (28 for Aylesbury and the rest went into a second lockdown before the 35th day hatch out). 2 further ducklings got shrink wrapped and died. One died probably on the 20th day or so. I had to help out the Muscovy as it was getting exhausted after pecking for 3 days. The second pipped Muscovy egg did not make it. The 10th Aylesbury pipped egg did not make it either. But satisfied with the overall product. Hatches the outer eggs as well as inner eggs in the turning plate.

Very accurate

Tengo dos ya de estás y pienso comprar más funcionan muy bien y muy efectivas