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What toenail trimmers should I buy for my llama or alpaca?

12/18/2021

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Toenail trimming is one of the general care items that most llama owners can take care of themselves. We have tried several kinds of toenail trimmers over time. In this post we will provide a comparison of cost and quality for three of them, including what we hope is the last pair of trimmer we ever buy. 

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2021 Llama Market Report

12/11/2021

 
Can you make money raising llamas? It's a common question, and while we won't dive into all of the factors that decide whether a llama farm is profitable, using prices from this year's auctions we will provide some data that can help everyone take the pulse of the llama market in 2021. 
Prices on everything seemed to go up in 2021, and llamas were no exception. 
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Llama Books We Recommend

11/24/2021

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In this post we've compiled a list of books on topics like general care, training, breeding, and a few of our favorite llama children's books for good measure. 
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American Llama Holiday Gift Guide

11/11/2021

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The holidays are just around the corner! With supply chain issues and shipping time delays affecting every industry, it will be important to get your holiday shopping done early this year. We've compiled a list for llama lovers that will excite and delight the llama enthusiasts in your life.
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Farm Tools You Didn't Know You Needed

10/21/2021

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Life on the farm can be fun, but it's also a lot of work. I am always out working on one project or another, and I thought I would share about a few of the tools that make my life easier on the farm. 
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Llama Stud Management: Setting Up a Pasture for Your Breeding Male Llama

10/4/2021

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Most llama breeding farms, whether they have 5 females or 50 females, end up housing multiple llama studs. Having options when making breeding choices is too exciting of an opportunity to pass up, and then the question becomes, “where do I keep them?” In this article, we will share ideas from the many farms we’ve visited in recent years, as well as ideas from our own small acreage farm. ​

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    Kyle Mumford is a third generation llama owner, and his family has owned llamas since 1980. Kyle and his wife Jerrika have a herd of approximately 25 llamas in Southwest Washington. 

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