In 1996, a group of alpaca owners from five farms got together to create the Southeastern Alpaca Association with its goal to be a non-profit organization to promote alpacas in the southeast. The SeAA has grown to over 130 members in its nine state region. We’re proud of the accomplishments of our organization. Here is just a part of the timeline:
Our HistorySize, ears, fleece, temperament and ancestry: how to tell a llama from an alpaca in seconds.
Micron grades, why some alpaca itches, how it compares with merino and cashmere, and how to wash it.
Where alpacas come from, how they live and why farmers in the Southeast raise them.
Families, retirees, hand-spinners and even vets: who becomes an alpaca breeder and why.
Feeding, shelter, shearing, heat stress, meningeal worm and a year-round care calendar.
What a baby alpaca is called, how big crias are at birth, when they stand, nurse and wean.