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How to rear domestic guinea fowls

It takes about six to seven months for a guinea fowl to mature. George Ouma lifts his Guinea Fowl birds at his village in Imbo village, Rangwe in Homabay county. [Denish Ochieng, Standard]

 

Domestic guinea fowls are edible and reared for their meat, eggs, and ornamental value.

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