Assertion: cockerel's egg | /r/HasProperty | laid
Facets:
value: between 7am
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the morning
type: TEMPORAL
value: at a late hour
type: TEMPORAL
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: each year
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: 50 Billion Eggs Are Laid Each Year
text: After the eggs are laid, they are incubated, or kept warm so the chicks form inside.
text: Subsequent ovulations may occur within an hour after the previous egg was laid, allowing some hens to produce as many as 300 eggs per year.
text: A chicken’s digestive, excretory and reproductive tracts come together at the cloaca; when an egg is laid, the intestinal opening is pressed shut so a hen can’t lay and poop at the same time.
text: Most eggs are typically laid in the morning between 7am and 11am.
text: After the eggs are laid, they are incubated, or kept warm so the chicks form inside.
text: So, keep a male and female pair in an undisturbed area for a week or two, and the eggs that will be laid will most probably be fertile.
text: Most eggs are laid in the morning.
text: Eggs may be laid in just a few days or it may be several months before eggs are ready to be laid and the final brooding of the nest begins.
text: Two eggs are laid and incubated for about 17 days.
text: Subsequent ovulations are, however, controlled largely by the time of the previous egg passing through the vent (being laid).
text: Subsequent yolk release, if at all, occurs approximately 40-60 minutes after the previous egg has been laid.
text: Clutches are separated by days when no eggs are laid.
text: When eggs are laid at a late hour, an ovulation is missed and the start of a new clutch will be earlier in the next laying day.
text: Of course, without a rooster, no babies will be hatched from those eggs, but the eggs that you eat for breakfast don’t need to be fertilized to be laid.
text: Once the first egg has been laid, it’s business as usual for a while.
text: Since the eggs were all laid about one day apart, the chicks will also hatch about 1 day apart.