Wednesday, January 18, 2017
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Wednesday, January 18, 2017
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Wednesday, January 18, 2017
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Monday, July 25, 2016
Matt with new baby
Dr Lim and clinical team
The Queen
meetin the herd
Joohee and Twinkie
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Wednesday, October 28, 2015
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Wednesday, August 26, 2015
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Sunday, August 16, 2015
bounty of our veg garden
Want to have a beautiful healthy garden? Try alpaca poop compost! Here on the farm, we do not use chemicals or fertilizers. Instead, we compost our alpaca poop and use that in our gardens, flower pots, and as fertilizer for our grazing fields in the fall. By doing so, you are not only being more eco-friendly but your plants will LOVE it! Just take a look at the bounty of our organic vegetable garden and plants around our yard. Contact your local alpaca farm and we are sure they have some to spar read more...
our perennial gardens
vegetable garden
potted plants
sunflowers for winter birdseed
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Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Sicilia Family
We'd like to extend a huge WELCOME to Sicilia Farms who recently joined the ever growing DHF family. The Sicilia's now have Chase Tavern Mr T, a tremendous 1/2 Accoyo herdsire standing on their farm in Mullica Hill, NJ. As recent newcomers to the alpaca community, Antonio and Serenella have jumped in with a big splash, acquiring Accoyo and Snowmass girls from our showstring and Mr T to raise the bar even higher. We are thrilled to embrace them into our family and look forward to many years of f read more...
Mr T -(left) and Leo
Kiara and Dominick looking over their new addition's show ribbons
Handing over Mr T and Leo to their new family
Sicilia Farms herd
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Saturday, August 1, 2015
Our fleeces at the Little Creek Farm collection site
For the first time, we are participating in the Alpaca Coalition of America's National Fleece Collection Initiative. For this project, farms from all over the country send skirted blanket fleeces of different grades and colors to various collection sites. Collection sites are scattered throughout every region. Once collected, all the fleeces will be graded and sorted. This year at Little Creek Farm, Winnie Labrecque and an expert team will be sorting and grading. A summary report of each farm's read more...
piles of sorted and graded fleece
securing fleece in the baler
A finished fleece bale!
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