Texas A&M poultry students work, learn at research facility

Texas A&M University graduate student Kristin Moncada is on her career path in poultry science and is helping other students access a unique experience within the industry.
calendar icon 17 March 2021
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Surrounded by poultry students in the dark, Kristin Moncada candles a chicken egg as part of a session focused on fertilization, flaws and determining an egg’s hatching potential by sight.
Surrounded by poultry students in the dark, Kristin Moncada candles a chicken egg as part of a session focused on fertilization, flaws and determining an egg’s hatching potential by sight.

© Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Adam Russell

Kristin Moncada discusses various deformities that can occur during poultry breeding that inhibit proper development and viable hatchlings and the potential contributing factors to each imperfection.
Kristin Moncada discusses various deformities that can occur during poultry breeding that inhibit proper development and viable hatchlings and the potential contributing factors to each imperfection.

© Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Adam Russell

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