Bucks County Courier Times – Sharing the pen, but in their own compartments, were a buck-toothed alpaca, a turkey and two Flemish giant rabbits, among other farm animals. Toddler Novalee Mills liked shaking the metal fence best, said her mother Erin Mills of Bensalem. Six-year

Time to bundle up!
Union – Commonly found in Peru, the alpaca is growing more common in the United States in the past few decades, Forster said. Every Saturday this month, Forster and fellow members of the nonprofit Foothill Fiber Guild display their unique animal wool products

This week’s community events, meetings
St. Cloud Times – National Alpaca Farm Tour, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Birch Valley, 13491-20th Street, Bowlus. As part of a national tour of alpaca-breeding operations, there will be yarn demonstrations, alpaca products, children’s activities and more. Free and open to the

Lewes Today – But fans of the creatures can rest assured, hundreds more of them will be staying in Glynde at the alpaca stud farm owned by EP Cambridge UK. The deal has been struck with Moonsbrook Alpacas, who have purchased a pedigree herd of Suri alpacas for a
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Tribune-Democrat – The Korbars began raising the exotic herd animals just three years ago, but in that time, their venture has grown from three females to the dozen animals they now have, plus a small store selling clothes made from alpaca wool. The number of alpaca

Mark your Calendar: An Affair of the Heart
Daily Oklahoman – Handmade aspen wood items, children’s tents, alpaca wool products, concrete garden furniture, copper cookie cutters and authentic native arts, pottery and jewelry are just a few of the handmade items that visitors can purchase. Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p