Bernie and Friends

Bernie says “Good Morning!” 🤍

ISO grain bin. Anyone local have something similar we could take off your hands?? Maybe a little smaller. ☺️ Pablo needs his own space, lol.

Pablo is well loved!! ❤️

Meet our newest addition to the family, Pablo. Oh what a sweetie this boy is 😍

We have our own Alpaca-lips showing off during the eclipse

My inspiration for making these fun magnets using my artwork is in this reel 💕

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/HybWbKjK6nakk6Vi/?mibextid=WC7FNe

Since we have an over abunance, we are sharing about the benifits of alpaca poo again 😁

“BEANS” with straw make great mulch around fruit trees 🌳

The alpaca “beans” alone are all spoken for however, the “beans” with straw is up for grabs! It must be picked up this weekend! We plan to hull it of to Resource for composting next week

👇 Alpaca Bean facts! 👇

Alpaca p**p, also known as "alpaca beans," is a fantastic organic fertilizer option that can work wonders for your plants. 🌿💩

1️⃣ Nutrient-rich: Alpaca p**p is packed with essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. These nutrients are vital for healthy plant growth and can improve soil fertility.

2️⃣ Odorless: Unlike other types of manure, alpaca p**p doesn't have a strong smell. This makes it a convenient option for those who want to fertilize their gardens without the unpleasant odors.

3️⃣ Weed-free: Alpacas have a unique digestive system that destroys w**d seeds during the digestion process. This means that using alpaca p**p as fertilizer significantly reduces the chances of w**d growth in your garden.

4️⃣ Gentle on plants: Alpaca p**p doesn't burn plants or roots, making it safe to use directly on your garden beds. Plus, it breaks down slowly, providing a long-lasting source of nutrients for your plants. 🌿💩✨

And…guess what??!!?? Anyone is welcome to collect “alpaca beans” straight from the pasture on our hobby farm! 😂

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If that doesn't get Sharona’s attention, I don’t know what will.

🎉 Fun Fact Friday is back!

🦙 Alpacas are part of the camelid family, which includes camels and llamas. Originating from South America, they were domesticated over 6,000 years ago by the ancient Andean civilizations. Despite their adorable appearance, alpacas are incredibly hardy animals, adapted to harsh climates in the Andes Mountains.

❄️ Despite alpacas' ability to acclimate to challenging climates, Bernie and his friends were trembling in Ohio's sub-zero wind chill this year. A little extra insulation and a second heater were very helpful.

Have a fantastic Friday, everyone! 🌟 🦙💚

Look at this cutie💕. A little needle felting tonight. The beard is from Bernie’s curls, the body is Phil.

Attempting a little artwork using pastels this weekend. 🎨