Every quail batch on schedule, from egg to sale

QuailBreeder is an iPhone app for quail breeders. It counts the days of every batch, puts transfer and hatch day into your calendar, records losses by cage and writes the invoice when you sell.

The “Knowledge” section has articles on keeping quail: incubation, raising chicks, feeding, lighting and microclimate, winter care, slaughter, selling eggs.

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The QuailBreeder app on a phone

What the app does

You record on the spot; the app works out the rest. Each card links to the handbook chapter that describes it.

The whole handbook

From egg to sale

Flow map: from the incubator to the sale
  1. 01

    Incubation

    Set a batch of eggs into an incubator. The app counts the days and reminds you when to turn off the turner and when to move the eggs to the hatcher. With a setter, you also plan the hatcher trays.

    How to incubate quail eggs — a guide from day 1 to the hatchQuail eggs hatch after around 17 days: which eggs are suitable, how to set up the incubator, and when to turn, candle, transfer and wait out the hatch.
    Incubation
  2. 02

    Hatching

    Enter how many chicks hatched in each tray and which brooder they go to. The app shows the first figure of the batch: hatched chicks as a share of the eggs set.

    Hatching
  3. 04

    Feeding

    When the young birds move on, choose Feeding in the batch tasks, pick the location and fill the cages that are free that day. Losses are recorded here too.

    Feeding quail — what to feed at which age, and what you can skipWhich feed quail need at which age, why the form of the feed matters, how much water they need, and which supplements are unnecessary or actually harmful.
    Feeding

Questions? The developer answers

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