Suburban Homesteading
Raising Chickens
Le Jardin
Tuesday, November 28, 7 – 8 pm
Free with advance registration
This program is offered in person and online. Those who register in advance will not have to pay the parking fee upon arrival. To register for free click the button below.
To Register on Zoom:
In our final installment of Suburban Homesteading, join us as we learn about the business of raising chickens in your backyard. Participants will learn how to care for chickens, the benefits of owning chickens, and about local regulations for raising your coop.
Meet the speaker: Jillae Langman-Dalmolin is the owner and founder of Wanderin’ Barefoot Farm, a small organically practiced farm in Campton Hills, IL founded in 2016. WBF focuses on educating the community on how to be self-sufficient, grow their own food, and bring that food to the table and the pantry. WBF has organic vegetable gardens, herb gardens, flower gardens, bees, chickens, ducks, and much more. Jillae is a master canner and also teaches people how to can and preserve their own food. In addition to farming, she co-hosts the podcast, “Naturally Unhinged”.
Instagram: wanderinbarefootfarm
Facebook: Wanderin’ Barefoot Farm
Website: www.wanderinbarefootfarm.com
Questions about the event? Contact Jackie Gillaspie at jgillaspie@cantigny.org.
About Suburban Homesteading
Home gardening, as with other outdoor pursuits, began a growth spurt in 2020 that continues today. But even pre-pandemic and before food prices skyrocketed, modern “homesteading” was trending up—the DIY practice of becoming more self-sufficient in our daily lives through gardening and other home-based activities. This first-time workshop series at Cantigny covers some of the basic skills needed to help you live more autonomously and have fun doing it. If you aspire to a sustainable, zero-waste lifestyle, this series is for you! You may sign up for as many classes as you wish.
