Fertilized Guinea Fowl Eggs

Fertilized Guinea Fowl Eggs Highlights

• Unique Flavor Profile: Guinea fowl eggs have a richer, more intense flavor than chicken eggs, often described as having a slightly gamier or earthier taste. Their yolks are typically a deeper orange.
• Nutritional Value: Similar to chicken eggs, guinea fowl eggs are a good source of protein, vitamins, and minerals. Some find them to be slightly more nutrient-dense.
• Egg Size and Shell: Guinea fowl eggs are generally smaller than chicken eggs and have a thicker, tougher shell. This can make them more durable during handling and transport.
• Laying Habits: Guinea fowl tend to lay eggs in clutches, often in secluded spots. They are seasonal layers, with peak production typically occurring in warmer months.
• Broodiness and Hatching: Guinea fowl can be broody and may hatch their own eggs. The incubation period is similar to that of chickens, around 26-28 days.
• Dietary Impact on Eggs: The diet of guinea fowl can influence the flavor and color of their eggs. A diet rich in insects and greens can contribute to a more robust flavor and deeper yolk color.

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Price	KSh 100	KSh 100	KSh 120