Guinea fowl can choose to eat grass in the sun at about 6 weeks old. During this period, feathers began to plump, appetite was strong, and they grew rapidly. The size of the flock should be 100 ~ 200. If the flock is too large, it is easy to disperse naturally due to insufficient feeding, which is difficult to manage. Grazing should follow the principle of changing grazing place from near to far. When grazing, there should be someone to watch over it. When the chickens are too scattered or run too far, they should be summoned immediately, send a signal, give a certain amount of feed and prevent losses. Although guinea fowl has strong foraging ability and miscellaneous food, in order to speed up its growth, it can also provide concentrated feed after the chicken comes back every evening.

Guinea chicken is generally suitable for flat farming. As commercial broilers or laying hens, they can also be kept in cages. It is best to choose a quiet place and build a dry and ventilated greenhouse with the ground facing south. Outdoor sports venues should be surrounded by nets, and the ground should be covered with sawdust or chopped straw, and it should be changed frequently. The drinking water and trough for raising guinea fowl can be raised by chicken raising equipment, and the trough should be rectangular, and the size depends on the situation of chickens. The feeding methods of guinea fowl can be divided into ground feeding and cage feeding.

When the ground is free-range, 5-7 cm thick bedding grass is laid in the house in spring and autumn, and sand and thin bedding grass are laid in summer. Cascade electric brooding cages can be used in the shed area, each cage has 4 floors and can brood 1200- 1600. Chickens with the same specifications and varieties should be raised in the brooding house, and males and hens should be raised in columns. Conditional can be raised separately. It is required that the brooding house has good sealing performance to facilitate the heat preservation of the chicken house. The brooding house can be paved with cement floor, with good drainage, which is beneficial to the cleaning, washing and disinfection of the chicken house. A disinfection pool should be set at the door of the henhouse, and shoes should be disinfected before entering the henhouse.

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