Dotted Guinea Fowl
- Most common variety
- Grey with white spots
- Hardy and adaptable
- Good egg and meat production
- Excellent for free range systems
Vinfarm Guinea Fowls
Guinea Fowls
Hardy Birds. Natural Pest Control. Healthy Meat and Eggs.
We rear different varieties of guinea fowls including Dotted, Lavender, White and Vulturine. Guinea fowls are hardy, disease resistant, excellent for free range systems and ideal for both meat and egg production.
Hardy & Disease Resistant
Natural Pest Control
Good Egg Production
Quality Meat
4 Varieties
Our Guinea Fowl Varieties
Lavender Guinea Fowl
- Unique soft lavender colour
- Attractive and rare
- Good egg production
- Hardy and disease resistant
- Ideal for breeding and exhibition
White Guinea Fowl
- Pure white plumage
- Calm temperament
- Good egg production
- Popular for meat and breeding
- Suitable for free range and semi-intensive systems
Vulturine Guinea Fowl
- Striking blue and black plumage
- Very attractive and unique
- Popular for ornamental and conservation value
- Hardy and adaptable
- Suitable for breeding and display birds
Products From Guinea Fowls
Hatching EggsFertile eggs for breeding and hatching.
Table EggsNutritious and delicious eggs.
Guinea Fowl MeatLean, healthy and tasty meat.
Day Old ChicksChicks available in all varieties.Key Advantages
- Hardy and disease resistant
- Natural pest control (eat insects, ticks, snakes)
- Good egg production (70–150 eggs per year)
- Good for free range and low input systems
- Lean, flavourful and healthy meat
- Adaptable to different environments
- Suitable for small and large scale farming
Housing and Management
- Well ventilated house with perches
- Secure from predators
- Provide nesting areas for eggs
- Adequate space (1–1.5 m² per bird)
- Access to outdoor run or free range
- Clean and dry litter
Feed and Nutrition
- Commercial poultry feed (starter, grower, layer)
- Can also use farm-made feeds (maize, bran, sunflower)
- Supplement with green forage, vegetables and insects
- Provide clean, fresh water at all times
- Add minerals and vitamins for better production
Management Tips
- Keep in groups (minimum 6 birds)
- Provide free range during the day
- Vaccinate and control parasites
- Collect eggs daily
- Separate breeding, growing and laying birds
- Provide shelter from extreme weather
- Monitor health regularly
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What We Offer
- Eggs: hatching and table
- Day old chicks (all 4 varieties)
- Breeding stock
- Guinea fowl meat
- Training and farm visits
- Guidance and support
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which guinea fowls do you keep?
Four varieties: Dotted (the most common, grey with white spots), Lavender (soft lavender colour, attractive and rare), White (pure white, calm) and Vulturine (striking blue and black plumage).
How many eggs does a guinea fowl lay?
Good egg production: about 70–150 eggs a year.
Are guinea fowls good for free range?
Yes. They are hardy and disease resistant, forage well, and give natural pest control by eating insects and ticks. Keep them in groups of at least 6 birds and give shelter at night.
What do you sell?
Hatching eggs, table eggs, guinea fowl meat, day old chicks in all four varieties and breeding stock, plus training and guidance. Call +254 720 336 363 for availability.
What do guinea fowls eat?
Commercial poultry feed (starter, grower, layer) or farm-made feeds (maize, bran, sunflower), with green forage, vegetables and insects, minerals and vitamins, and clean water at all times.
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