White-faced Black Spanish hens are more than just poultry; they are a testament to nature's artistry. With their glossy black feathers, striking red combs, and long white faces, they are a visual...
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As members of the Numida family, guinea fowl are more intently associated with birds like pheasants, turkeys, and different game fowl species than they're to chickens. Keeping guinea fowl needs...
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Guinea is a popualar fowl close to chicken breeds with its several sepecies. The guinea fowl chicken is good choice for farmers as well as the bird lovers because of its richness in productivity,...
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Have you ever considered raising your individual guinea fowl? Maybe you assume their ‘chi-chi-chi’ is so annoying you don’t assume you could take it. Raising guinea fowl In this article, I...
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The helmeted guineafowl, scientific name Numida meleagris is the best recognized of the guineafowl hen family, Numididae, and the one member of the genus Numida. In this article, I am going to talk...
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Guinea chicken, scientific name Numida meleagris is native to the extra arid areas of the west coast of sub-Saharan Africa, however, are presently present in India, and after chickens and geese,...
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Lavender guinea keets are actually the cuty baby guinea that are hatched from the egg and grow up to turn as the matured guinea in future. With proper care and attention the Lavender guinea keets ...
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Figures of the lavender guinea hen are discovered on buildings built by ancient Egyptians way back to 2400's B.C. In 400 B.C. the Greeks thought to cultur them for meat and eggs delicacies. The...
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The Ermellinata di Rovigo is a contemporary Italian breed of dual-purpose chicken. Ermellinata di Rovigo originates within the city of Rovigo within the Veneto area of north-eastern Italy, from...
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