— The nine newest arrivals on the Chariho campus protested loudly as they were lifted out of their coop to pose for photographs with Chariho Tech students. “The materials you could use, the chickens can’t come into contact with any pressure-treated wood because of the chemicals,” he said. “It has a courtyard.”Looking like a small, rustic barn, the new coop sits on the Chariho campus near the agriculture classroom. Haberek said she had chosen chickens because they would be easy to keep on the Chariho campus. “We are building our agriculture program and chickens seem to be a nice fit,” Habarek said.

Source: Daily Sun September 25, 2017 00:45 UTC