FarmsMyvalpaca Farm
Address: 108 Clubhouse Rd Phone Number: (860) 450-0477 Contact: Valerie Andrews  Myvalpaca farm is located at 108 Clubhouse Rd. in Lebanon and is owned by Valerie Andrews. It is operated with the help of her son, Ethan Andrews, and daughter, Myriah Hinchey. This small 60 acre farm, comprised of mostly woodland, obtained its first alpaca in 2007. The goal of the farm is to stay small and raise quality alpacas to sell for breeding purposes as well as use the fiber produced. The fiber is lighter and warmer than wool. It differs from wool in that it is not itchy, since it contains no barbs, and is hypo-allergenic since it contains no lanolin.
 The alpaca which has fleece of a large variety of colors is one of the oldest domesticated animals in the world and is thought to have spiritual qualities.  They are gentle yet curious animals that make perfect pets, since they don't eat much and are rather small boned under all the fluffy fleece. All the alpacas are registered with the national ARI. More information about alpacas can be found at alpacainfo.com.
 Apacas for breeding or fleece, yarn and warm alpaca socks are sold on site, by phone (860-450-0477), or at myvalpacafarm.com. As well as running the farm, Valerie Andrews is also an artist with a studio on-site. Visitors are always welcome by appointment. |
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