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A Lit’le Bit of Heaven Farm

Phil & Debra Schneider
25610 Salem Rd.
Arcadia, IN 46030

317-420-9360
317-674-6439
317-514-2557

debra.d.schneider@hotmail.com
www.alittlebitofheavenfarm.vpweb.com

We are focused on providing high-quality service and customer satisfaction – we will do everything we can to meet your expectations.
With a variety of offerings to choose from, we’re sure you’ll be happy working with us.

Aris Farm

Tracy D. Wilson
129 W 1800 S
Clinton, Vermillion County
IN 47842
812.243.9043

Alpacas@aris-farm.com
www.aris-farm.com

Type of Alpaca: Huacaya
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Aris Farm Alpacas is located approximately 4 miles south of Clinton, Indiana, just off of HWY 63 and 20 minutes north of Terre Haute on HWY 63. Our farm sits on 40 acres of cropland and pastures. Having worked in the alpaca business for 9 years, managing another small alpaca farm near us and starting my own farm, I have gained a wealth of knowledge through experience. Our goal is to raise the highest quality alpacas and support the North Amercian Alpaca Fiber Industry.

Montrose Farms Alpaca Ranch

Chris & Lori Lovely
Brownsburg, Indiana

317.456.4083

MontroseFarms@att.net
www.montrosefarms.com

On this small family farm, the animals come first. A great deal of attention and care is spent to ensure that all animals, from alpacas to livestock guard dogs to barn cats to fowl, are healthy and happy. This hands-on approach is producing well-balanced, top quality, easy-to-handle alpacas with stunning fleece.

Noble Alpacas, LLC

Mary Jane Morgan
1620 E 1100 S
Flat Rock, Jasper County
IN 47234
765.525.4226
317.796.4094 (cell)

Maryjane@noblealpacas.com
www.noblealpacas.com

Type of Alpacas: Huacaya
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This is a whole-family business. Our objective is to provide a sanctuary of quiet tranquility for all of us with our beautiful Alpaca herd, while also building a future active retirement. We began researching alpacas in September of 2003, acquired our 1st 5 females for Thanksgiving and had added 3 more females, a yearling male, and our 1st 2 female cria by the time we moved to our new farm in June 2004. With the additional 2 male cria and two guard llamas, our total herd for Thanksgiving 2004 is 15 animals.

White Violet Farm Alpacas

Maureen Freeman, CSJ Director
1 Sisters of Providence
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Vigo County
IN 47876
812.535.2930 (cell)
812.535.2934
mfreeman@spsmw.org
www.WhiteViolet.org

Type of Alpacas:  Huacaya
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Our beautiful and peaceful farm is located in Western Indiana, just off I-70, about 3 miles North of West Terre Haute, on route 150. The farm is nestled amongst the historic buildings and Mother House of the Sisters of Providence in Saint Mary of the Woods, Indiana. A spirituality of hope and healing, and educational programming on a variety of sustainable living issues are all key elements of White Violet Center. Our small, quality herd is helping support programs of eco-justice education, organic agriculture and fiber skills.

We offer:

  • Outstanding Herdsires
  • Quality North American Alpaca Breeding Stock
  • Animal Husbandry Workshops
  • Various Fiber Workshops including spinning, weaving, felting, knitting and sorting
  • Handspun, handmade products from our own animals
  • Stay on the farm for a couple days and work with us
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