Nurture Right 360 Incubator, 22 Eggs, Auto Turner
- Egg capacity
- 22 chicken, 12–18 duck or 22–24 pheasant eggs
- Turning
- Automatic with auto-stop
- Humidity
- Display and control knob
Best for Family first hatches
The Nurture Right 360 incubator and its Deluxe combo kit, from Manna Pro's Harris Farms family, compared by listed capacity, turning and humidity control, with alternatives.
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Nurture Right is the incubator brand in the Manna Pro and Harris Farms family. In our catalogue:
Accessories from Incubator Warehouse fit it too, including a quail tray and a replacement power supply.
The 360 suits first-time hatchers and families who want to watch: the turner stops on its own for lockdown, and the whole tray is visible from above. It holds enough eggs for a small flock with room for duds. Follow the manual's settings first, check humidity with a second hygrometer, and plan the brooder before lockdown. For chickens, lockdown is around day 18 and hatch is day 21 (Mississippi State Extension).
The Brinsea Mini II Advance holds 7 eggs with auto-stop turning, and the Maxi 24 EX adds automatic humidity for 24. GQF's Hova-Bator 1588 with turner takes 41 eggs; Farm Innovators' 2450 lists 41 with a digital display.
Best for Small first hatches at home
Best for Keepers hatching several species
Best for A complete HovaBator setup
Best for Mid-size hatches including waterfowl
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