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I really would like to have 3-4 backyard egglayer chickens, but am on a fixed income. The ready made coops are kinda expensive. Is there an assistance program that can help me get started? thank you
A good low-budget solution is to build your own. The Columbia Area Career Center is offering a series of chicken-related workshops. One of them is “Chicken Coop Construction”. The class is taught by Mary Stilwell, she will help you find free materials to build your coop and you will look at coops around Columbia. You can find more information here: https://secure.career-center.org/wconnect/CourseStatus.awp?&course=13WG891