Why Alpacas?
 

Raising Alpacas offers a country lifestyle with many benefits and opportunities to involve the whole family. These intelligent animals reward you with relaxation through their calm and gentle nature, and with fun by observing their social behaviour and distinct individuality. Touching their soft, silky and cashmere like fleece is a sensation in itself.

There are many more reasons to raise these endearing creatures...
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Alpacas are earth and environmentally friendly

  • They produce soft, silky, luxurious and warm fibre, which cannot be duplicated.
  • Their fibre comes in 22 natural colors, thus eliminating the need for dye.
  • Alpaca feet are gentle on pastures.
  • Their droppings are an excellent natural fertilizer.
  • By consolidating their feces they keep pastures fairly clean and this reduces the spread of harmful parasites.
  • They are quiet and peaceful animals.
  • Alpacas are gentle enough to be handled by children.


SBA Ruby, MMR Alpina,
First place winners in their class, Alpaca Ontario Inaugural Show 2002, Judge Jane Tellier.


SBA Rico (foreground) with
Delphina peeking

 

 

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Alpacas are an Alternative Livestock

  • They are raised for their soft fibre and not for meat.
  • They are ideal for small acreages and Hobby Farms.
  • 1 acre of productive pasture can sustain 5-8 animals.
  • They are suited to pasture on marginal land.
  • They get along well with other livestock.
  • Alpacas are show animals with high aesthetic appeal.
  • Alpacas are remarkably hardy and disease free.
Alpacas qualify as Livestock and as such offer tax advantages and potential income

  • Investing in Quality Breeding Stock is capable of rewarding returns.
  • They produce a yearly cash crop in the form of luxurious and prized fibre.
  • They are fully insurable.
  • While your herd grows, the value of your investment grows in a tax deferred way.
To find out more about these amazing and interesting animals and their fibre, please visit...

www.alpacainfo.ca Alpaca Canada
www.cancamco-op.com Canadian Camelid Fibre Co-Op

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