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Coop #19

Garden of interest

At FreeByrd Farm, meander through the winding paths of one of Raleigh's favorite gardens to a private bamboo glade to discover our coops. Along the way, enjoy fountains, fishponds, welcoming decks and a garden house. More than 25 heirloom hens, representing 11 breeds, and their henpecked rooster enjoy two airy coops built with reclaimed doors, windows, architectural elements, antique chandeliers and a columned canopy.

As a representative for Carolina Farm Stewardship, the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy, the Animal Welfare Approved program, and the Java Recovery Project, Deborah Brown of Highground Farm, will be on hand to enlighten guests on current small farming and raising heirloom chickens issues.

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