Links

For Fun and Information

One of the most fun and informative sites I found was Mount Lehman Llamas. They have it all...Llama Information, Poisonous Plants, Question & Answers, a Birthing Page (quite informative), Rebreeding Page with chart, Llama Trivia (fun), Body Language, a Humm Page (what sounds mean what) and let's not leave out Barn Art ("Art worth spitting at").

The Tennessee Llama Community has a good site with discussion groups, chat room and a resource library.

Llama Web is a wealth of information regarding anything camelid. Vets, trekking, llamas for sale, llama farms, llama events, trivia and just plain fun.

For Buying & Selling Farm Animals or Related Items

FarmMedley.com is a farm animal, supply and equipment advertisement service dedicated to providing the best online source for researching, buying and selling farm animals, equipment and all your farming needs. They will make your buying and selling experience both exciting and rewarding.

For Equipment and Supplies

Rocky Mountain Llamas Equipment Catalog has a great assortment of items that you will need for both llamas and alpacas.

Useful-items.com is well named. They have a great assortment and if you join the Gold Key Club (it's free) you will get 10% off most items. I've ordered from them and received prompt cheerful service.

For Custom Cria Coats

Geri at Soggy Bottom Ranch makes coats from the most effective materials and the finest workmanship you could hope for. ...and at a very reasonable price. Geri also will do special orders if you have out of the ordinary needs. Maybe you have an old girl who needs some extra protection, or showcoats to protect all those hours you spent grooming before a show.

For Shearing Information

Gateway Farms Alpacas has shearing lessons, tips on equipment and some extremely funny accounts of their first shearing experiences. Well worth visiting.

Fiber Processing Information

Going To The Sun Fiber Mill

This is a new mill opened by AMLA members Scott & Diana Blair.

Morning Star Fiber is a farm and fiber processing mill located in Ohio. It is owned and operated by 3 generations of the Christensen family. Their vision is for Morning Star Fiber to establish satellite fiber mills in third world countries. These would become faith based sources of macro economic developement for local communities.

New England Alpaca Fiber Pool This is a co-op that will take all different grades of fiber. You can purchase finished goods in return for your fiber and a nominal fee.

Feed & Meds

We feed our llamas and alpacas freshly milled feed from Whistlewood Farm & Feed in Kittrel NC. Contact Rusty McMahon - 252.492.9935 for further information. I've never met a camelid that didn't love this feed. He also has various wormers and meds at very good prices.

Other Recommended Breeders

Monastic Fleece

The Very Little Llama Farm

Valley Miniature Llamas