brooder (Meaning)

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brooder (n)

apparatus consisting of a box designed to maintain a constant temperature by the use of a thermostat; used for chicks or premature infants

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The farmer set up a brooder to keep the newly hatched chicks warm and safe.
The brooder provided the ideal environment for the young chicks to thrive during their early days.
With its adjustable heat settings, the brooder ensured that the chicks stayed at the optimal temperature.
The brooder was equipped with a reliable thermostat to maintain consistent warmth.
As the chicks grew, they gradually outgrew the confines of the brooder and ventured into the larger coop.
The brooder lamp emitted a gentle glow, creating a cozy atmosphere for the chicks to rest and grow.
The brooder was carefully sanitized between batches of chicks to prevent the spread of disease.
In the absence of a brooder, the survival rate of newly hatched chicks significantly decreases.
The brooder was essential for providing a controlled environment for the delicate chicks to develop.
Proper ventilation in the brooder ensured that the chicks had access to fresh air while being kept warm.

apparatus consisting of a box designed to maintain a constant temperature by the use of a thermostat; used for chicks or premature infants

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The farmer set up a brooder to keep the newly hatched chicks warm and safe.

The brooder provided the ideal environment for the young chicks to thrive during their early days.

With its adjustable heat settings, the brooder ensured that the chicks stayed at the optimal temperature.

The brooder was equipped with a reliable thermostat to maintain consistent warmth.