Spot on, so glad to hear other people saying it!! I don't think we wanna leave out llamas or camels though, camelids in general are the future of meat farming as far as I'm concerned, if the human race is smart at least!! It's all about the efficiency of their digestion. Camelids are easy on the land, and alpacas I know from experience won't overgraze like sheep or goats, they know how to work the land without destroying it. My mission in life is to increase the popularity of camelid farming here in the US to the fullest extent possible, it really is the only green choice for red meat production. Good thing the meat of the future is so TASTY!!!
I would never eat Alpaca as a food source. Even if I starved. I've always wanted some alpaca to raise for organic fleeces, to sell fleeces and eventually buy more alpaca. I was younger when I was introduced to an Alpaca farm in Ohio, not far from Cleveland. The animals attracted me so much. There are 2 different kind of fleeces to watch for when buying Alpaca. To care for them requires a lot of work but also can be fun. Anyway, I enjoyed seeing Alpaca in videos.
Soy de PERÚ, cuanto se avanzaria solo teniendo un porcentaje de su trabajo y adelantos en la crianza , proceso de esquirla de su lana ,se nos muere cuando llega el frío no tienen capacitación son muy pobres algunos , sería interesante si se conectarán con ellos . Gracias.
They must have different Alpacas to me, they need feet trimming and injections every 6 month. They are getting very expensive to have shorn only the hand raised ones tolerate handling. Beyond hand feeding in general most thrash around and hate being touched and treated some less so and are placid but many can be pretty wild, watch them on any vet TV show . They are easy to move at least. Are they really commercially viable any figures. Where is and who is your fibre market specifically? Granny/Hobby farming, something to appeal to the kids.
Pretty sure the genetics aren't Australian seeing as how they are South American but nice way to appropriate an entire species of animal from another culture and continent
Is Easy understand why Alpaca Is a great and potencial product, however in Perú goverment doesn't pay attention a this animal AND peruvians dont know how taste this food.
Great Representation of our industry and our exciting future. We are proud and looking forward to the future!
Excellent video, well rpoduced, honest, to the point and very timely - well done AAA!
Congratulations to the alpaca industry and the massive move from hobby to commercial farming.
Spot on, so glad to hear other people saying it!! I don't think we wanna leave out llamas or camels though, camelids in general are the future of meat farming as far as I'm concerned, if the human race is smart at least!! It's all about the efficiency of their digestion. Camelids are easy on the land, and alpacas I know from experience won't overgraze like sheep or goats, they know how to work the land without destroying it. My mission in life is to increase the popularity of camelid farming here in the US to the fullest extent possible, it really is the only green choice for red meat production. Good thing the meat of the future is so TASTY!!!
Very, very intresting and wellmade video 😄
great video and very inspiring. I would love to get to know about alpacas much more for my small farm community
I would never eat Alpaca as a food source. Even if I starved. I've always wanted some alpaca to raise for organic fleeces, to sell fleeces and eventually buy more alpaca. I was younger when I was introduced to an Alpaca farm in Ohio, not far from Cleveland. The animals attracted me so much. There are 2 different kind of fleeces to watch for when buying Alpaca. To care for them requires a lot of work but also can be fun. Anyway, I enjoyed seeing Alpaca in videos.
me too i’d never eat them D: they are not only cute but also very interactive and compliant!!
You know what'd be nice? You eat meat and discover it's alpaca afterwards. That's got to sound fun
Great video - well done AAA
From Perú Congratulations
Как много альпак это очень хорошо.
Красивые альпаки.
How to get it in India, if I want to ?
Soy de PERÚ, cuanto se avanzaria solo teniendo un porcentaje de su trabajo y adelantos en la crianza , proceso de esquirla de su lana ,se nos muere cuando llega el frío no tienen capacitación son muy pobres algunos , sería interesante si se conectarán con ellos . Gracias.
Ahora ellos harán mejor prenda que nosotros, tal cual sucedió con papá peruana y los Holandeses
compro alpacas se entregar em Portugal
Not bad but you’ll NEVER beat Perú.
Quien rayos se llevó mis alpacas de su habitad 💔😤
They must have different Alpacas to me, they need feet trimming and injections every 6 month. They are getting very expensive to have shorn only the hand raised ones tolerate handling. Beyond hand feeding in general most thrash around and hate being touched and treated some less so and are placid but many can be pretty wild, watch them on any vet TV show . They are easy to move at least. Are they really commercially viable any figures. Where is and who is your fibre market specifically? Granny/Hobby farming, something to appeal to the kids.
Pretty sure the genetics aren't Australian seeing as how they are South American but nice way to appropriate an entire species of animal from another culture and continent
Alpacas are miniature camels?
Incredible that humans would eat anything🤯😡 even alpaca??
Is Easy understand why Alpaca Is a great and potencial product, however in Perú goverment doesn't pay attention a this animal AND peruvians dont know how taste this food.
How in the hell somebody can eat a cute alpaca????
One bite at a time of course