Maple Bark Alpaca Farm

05/27/2026

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05/26/2026

After some research this is a keiffer pear tree estimated over 90 years old on our little farm

Spring finally💕

05/24/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉

Kate Schaeflern Benson, Carol Roux, Lucy Dennett, Eileen Pulice, Norman Kniess, Jen Loon, Leigh Norton, Rose Bodmer

05/23/2026

Memorial Day Weekend !

05/18/2026

Yum!

05/18/2026

What's the scoop on alpaca p**p? Alpaca beans are a hidden gem for healthy soil. Unlike many manures, they contain balanced nitrogen levels that won't burn your plants, even when placed right at the roots. They're also rich in magnesium, which encourages blossoms (and more blossoms mean more fruits, vegetables, and flowers). Even better, they're virtually odorless and don't contain e-coli, making them a clean, safe choice for your garden.
Alpaca beans can be used in a variety of ways. You can broadcast and till them into the soil, drop them directly into planting holes for a slow, time-release effect, or use them as a side dressing for your favorite perennials. Scattering them in your garden and covering with mulch helps speed up decomposition while keeping moisture in the soil.
Whether you're layering a "poo-fait" or just trying to "roil your soils," remember: these beans do more than feed your plants. They support local agriculture—and some of the softest, friendliest animals around.

05/17/2026