Alpacas are raised for their fleece, which is softer than cashmere and warmer than wool. The fleece

produces garments that do not itch because the fiber has no lanolin.

Alpacas come from South America, in the countries of Peru, Chile, and Bolivia. They have been known to exist for over 5,000 years. They were imported into the  U.S. from 1984 to 1998. There are 150,000 Alpacas in the U.S. today (6-2009). Importing of Alpaca's stopped in 1998 and are now restricted to purchase only within the US or Canada.

• VALUE OFFERINGS

Discounts on:
 - Group Alpaca purchases
 - Breeding males
 - Agisting your Alpaca's beyond 90 days after purchase
 

Additional value offerings:

 - What equipment to purchase
 - Free professional assistance in starting your own farm.
 - How and where to process your fleece.

 -Agisting your Alpaca on our Farm (Free 90 days) - when you purchase any of our Alpacas.
 - Teaching you how to manage the day to day aspects of raising Alpacas.
 - We will also offer financing your Alpaca purchases available at reasonable rate