What is the difference between the breeding of guinea fowl and other chickens? Do you need to pay attention to anything?

Guinea fowl is not much different from ordinary chickens. What is a guinea fowl? There is a kind of chicken that originated in Guinea, Africa. It is a wild bird with beautiful feathers and elegant posture, so many countries in the world keep this kind of chicken as an ornamental bird. Later, with the progress of modern feeding technology, this kind of chicken gradually entered the farm. Because of its delicious meat and relatively scarce meat, many hotels, restaurants and farmhouses are happy to use this kind of chicken as ingredients, so the demand for this kind of chicken has gradually increased, and it has gradually become a new expensive food and one of the alternative breeding chicken varieties for many farmers to raise chickens. This kind of chicken is guinea fowl! When breeding guinea fowl, because guinea fowl has strong jumping ability, guinea fowl just born one day can fly, and they like to walk around for almost one day, so we should leave enough space and place for them in the breeding process; Secondly, guinea fowl likes to live in high places at night, so this farmer should pay attention to protection; Thirdly, the problem of breeding guinea fowl is easy to solve, because they like to eat all kinds of coarse grains, such as grains, cakes, bran, etc., and green plants such as grass and vegetables are their favorite. Then we need to pay attention to the temperature and humidity of the henhouse, and at the same time, we should arrange the ventilation management of the henhouse reasonably, especially during the brooding period, and do a good job of heat preservation of the henhouse. Sunlight irradiation also plays a very important role in the growth of guinea fowl, and the time and intensity of sunlight should be arranged reasonably to effectively promote the absorption of nutrients by guinea fowl. But also can strengthen the speed of positive cycle metabolism, thus reducing the occurrence of various diseases, which is beneficial to the growth of guinea fowl, so guinea fowl needs reasonable sunshine.