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A 2-day-old cria (baby alpaca) is watched over carefully by its mother during Saturday’s open house at Tiskilwa Farms Alpacas. Last weekend was National Alpaca Farm Days. (BCR photo/Kathy Costerisan)
At 6:30 every morning, Jimmy and Nancy Stepp make waffles for their 3-year-old daughter Sarah, before heading out to tend their alpaca flock. The herd of 70 alpacas and a sole llama takes up 15 of the Stepp's 70 acres, which the Stepps call Rolling Thunder Farms.
Cows, hogs and horses, sure. But, alpacas in Missouri? Believe it or not, the creatures native to South America have become more common in this country, according to various alpaca Internet sites. The Alpaca Registry offers an estimate of more than 100,000 of the animals living in the United States, with 2,300 in Missouri.
TOWNSEND - Sir Pagle did not seem particularly self-conscious about being gawked at - up close and personal - by a bunch of grinning humans Friday.
BY TOBY HENRY A local family will be opening their doors to the public the weekend of Sept. 27 as it celebrates National Alpaca Farm Days as well as their first-year business anniversary. Mark and Vanessa Jeunehomme, who own the Candia Alpaca Co., say it’s been one year this month since they started raising the gentle South American animals. With the addition of a baby alpaca or “cria” ...
Pete Klein has been hit by his share of alpaca spit.
Shirley Lanouette of Hill Crest Alpacas on Old Fall River Road has 10 alpacas families can visit during a celebration of National Alpaca Farm Days.
SEGUIN — Windmill Crest Farms will participate in the second “National Alpaca Farm Day” Saturday, Sept. 27, when alpaca breeders from across the nation promote this unique animal.
CEDAR RAPIDS and#8212; What's the future of the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders? Don't ask me.This should be a celebratory season for the Riders, their 10th since moving from Mason City. You might remember the buzz the team caused the first few years when seemingly everyone wanted to go to a game and sellouts were common.But as it goes, the newness wore off. Attendance has dropped from an average of ...
The Koehlers of Bay City are showing three of their herd at the 12th annual Michigan International Alpaca Fest in Birch Run today and tomorrow. Alpaca look like a miniature llama, originally domesticated by the Inca of South America for the unique characteristics of their fur fleece. Matthew Stephens | Times News Service Tracey and Robert Koehler and their two children Hunter, 11, and ...
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