Congratulations to Primrose Alpacas...

Only three days into their new equestrian alpaca, craft and smallholding business in Norfolk and the Robinsons of Primrose Alpacas took delivery of a fabulous Toft Alpaca Fibre Herd to begin their alpaca adventure. No flies on you guys. 

Have a great time with your new herd and good luck in getting your new life sorted.

Congratulation to all at Hurstway Alpacas

Yesterday  Hurstway Alpacas took delivery of a very fine Toft Alpaca Fibre herd and began their alpaca adventure. We wish them joy in the years ahead with their alpacas. A beautiful herd for a truly stunning setting. Enjoy!

Toft Alpaca Fibre Herd

Another fine group of young boys go off today to provide their new owner with a great looking fibre herd. Incredible that the fleece statistics of these young men, the quality of their fleece and their inherent genetic fineness would have made them Champions not five years ago. 

The oldest of the males has a micron of 22.2 in his fourth fleece, the intermediate light fawn was 17 microns in his second fleece and the two juniors are under 20. Although micron is not everything in addition all these fibre males exhibit very little guard hair, good density and uniformity throughout their fleece and come for our bloodlines which have  a track record for maintaining quality. There can't be many starter groups of alpacas in the country with such potential to be a productive fibre herd.

Unfortunately for them, they all have  better brothers who will continue to move the Toft Herd on towards Elite whilst they will graze in celibacy and provide their owners with fine yarns for years to come-enjoy.

A Toft Alpaca fibre herd ready to move to a new home

These lovely group of Pet alpaca males were selected at the weekend to go off to Norfolk where they will be groomed for Alpaca walks and talks as well as supply fibre for a craft enterprise. 

Each of these junior. Males carries a very consistent and uniform first fleece that is under 20 microns containing very little guard hair. The only reason they leave as pets  is that they have better brothers here who will remain in the breeding programme to be monitored as they mature. You've got to admit that they make a very attractive alpaca fibre herd.