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Links | International Camelid Institute

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Skip to main content. How You Can Help. Biosecurity for Camelid Owners. Camelid Medications and Recommended Dosages. Minimum Standards of Care. Recommended Practices in Caring for Llamas and Alpacas. Standards of Care Power Point Presentation. Alpacas and Llamas as Therapy Partners (b/w). Alpacas and Llamas as Therapy Partners (color). Alpacas, Llamas and Youth (b/w). Alpacas, Llamas and Youth (color, 6.2 mg). Camelid Community Business Ideas. Camelid Community Fact Sheet. Camelid Community Press Packet.

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Llama Links

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Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival. Western Loudoun Artist Studio Tour. Links to other llama farms:. Kind, Respectful, Safe and Fun Llama and Alpaca Training and Handling. The Greater Appalachian Llama and Alpaca Association. Llamas and Alpacas of the Mid-Atlantic States. How can you help? A resource for owners and veterinarians. Alpaca and Llama Show Association. Last Updated March 2015.

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Llama Organizations

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Llama and Alpaca Organizations. This web page contains links to various organizations which may be of interest to llama and alpaca owners or prospective owners. We encourage those who are interested in learning more about these animals to communicate with these organizations. We joined several of these organizations before we acquired our first llamas and encourage anyone interested in learning about camelids to do the same. We have another web page of links to other websites.

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Resources & Information - Two Sisters Garden & Landscaping

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Two Sisters Garden and Landscaping. Pictures of Gardens we Maintain. Pictures of our Designs. Pictures of Edible Landscapes. Painting and Home Cleaning. Resources and More Information - Reaching for more? Suggested Book List and Web Links. UNH CE Resource: growing potatoes. UNH CE Resource: growing sweet potatoes. UNH CE Resource: NH vegetable harvest dates. UNH CE Resource: NH vegetable planting dates. To help plan garden rotations. Ecological Design by Van Der Ryn and Cowan. 1 of 4 Tour of his garden.

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Why Llamas?

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Geoff and Lindsay Chandler. 766 Lapland Rd Waterville, Vt 05492. Northern Vermont Llama Co. With their wide eyes, elegant necks and luxurious fiber, llamas are regal but lovable animals. They are calm, easy to handle and magic with children. Domesticated for 5000 years in South American, llamas are specially suited to the harsh, Andean environment, so they are hardy, healthy and easy to care for. Llamas are used as pack animals, breeding stock, wool producers, guardian animals and beloved companions.

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Calendar of Events

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Llamas and Alpacas of the Mid-Atlantic States. March 28-29, 2015. Please visit the webpage for more information. Powhatans Festival of Fiber. April 25, 2015. Please visit the webpage for more information. Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. Howard County Fairgrounds, West Friendship, MD. May 2-3, 2015. Please visit the webpage for more information. Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival. September 26-27, 2015. Please visit the webpage for more information. Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival. August 29-30, 2015.

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About Camelids

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Llamas and Alpacas of the Mid-Atlantic States. Lamas are members of the camel (camelid) family. The camelids originated on the central plains of North America about 40 million years ago. By the end of the last ice age (10,000-12,000 years ago), the camelids were extinct in North America. Llamas were domesticated from guanacos in the Andean highlands of Peru 4,000-5,000 years ago and are among the oldest domesticated animals in the world. Life Span: About 15-25 years. Average gestation: 350 days. Health: ...

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Sponsors of the 2011 Pack Llama Festival

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Silverton, Colorado September 22nd-25th, 2011. Thank you, Sponsors! Valley Graphics and Design. Llama Association of Southern California. Wallace and Cheryl Juntilla. Jill and Rob Knuckles. Al and Sondra Ellis of Highline Trail Llamas. Wes Holmquist of The Llama Connection. North American Ccara Association. John Myers of Llamas Colorado. Dick Williams of The Backcountry Llama. Greater Appalachian Llama Association. Rocky Mountain Llama and Alpaca Association. California International Llama Association.

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Recommended Practices - Camelid Care

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Standards of Care for llamas and alpacas. Recommended Practices in Caring For Llamas and Alpacas. Minimum Standards of Care for Llamas and Alpacas, a separate reference for officials responsible for assessment and intervention in cases of abuse, neglect or serious mismanagement, is endorsed as the uniform tool for judging that absolute minimal care is being provided . Provide continuous access to potable water. The animals should not be required to break through ice or eat snow for their water. I...If no...

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One year of Bliss travels - Woolmakers

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One year of Bliss travels. One year ago, on the day before the 2013 Men’s Spring Knitting Retreat. Started, the Bliss spinning wheel that I was selected to receive had completed its journey across the Atlantic and arrived on my doorstep. It went with me to that retreat, and in the last year has been to knit/spin night with friends, guild meetings, and fiber festivals. It’s been to the annual GALA (Greater Appalachian Llama/Alpaca Association). Lars trying out Bliss. Get to know us better.