My Pet Alpaca

With our alpacas comes the Paca Poop! 

We sell paca poop by the 5 gallon bucket.  $3 for a 5 gallon bucket.  We provide the bucket to measure, you can bring whatever you'd like to haul it in.  Discounts for a pickup truck load, especially if you shovel.  Our alpacas are kept parasite free!

Please email for availability mypetalpaca@msn.com. If we happen to be out of manure, just wait a day!

A little about alpaca manure:

Alpaca poop is commonly referred to as Black Gold.
This stuff is great for those delicate plants.  Good soil health will reduce disease and pest problems.  Organic gardeners constantly work to improve the health of their soil.  Alpacas do a great job for us.  They are nature’s composters.  Alpacas have a marvelously efficient digestive system.  They do not give any seeds the opportunity to germinate.  Alpaca manure is lower in organic matter content than the manure from most other livestock such as cows, horses, goats and sheep, but it still has enough to improve soil texture and water holding capacity.  Alpaca dung does not have to be "aged or cured", it doesn't "burn" the plants it comes in contact with, and can be applied rather carelessly without fussing.   That means no composting neccessary.  You could mulch Alpaca manure to your garden area anytime between fall and shortly before planting to have great soil.  You could even just put the poop on top of the soil and flower beds and the rain will break down the manure and it will naturally mix into the soil.  Continuous feeding.    

I found some more specific stats on the makeup of alpaca manure for all who are interested.
The nitrogen and potassium content is comparatively high (which indicates good fertilizer value).  Phosphorus is relatively low (as are most livestock manure).  The calcium and Magnesium content is about average.  Alpaca manure is said to be one of the richest organic fertilizers available and (can't say it enough) it doesn't have to be composted before putting on your plants.

For use on seedlings, an Alpaca Tea can be easily made.  Mix 1/3 cup alpaca pellets with 2/3 cup of water and let sit from 3 hours to overnight.  Within 24 hours of the first application you will see a noticeable change in the seedlings.  By the end of the first week, the seedlings with have started to grow. I have heard that Alpaca tea appears to be an effective deer repellent also! Even pet deer don't like the smell.  However to humans it is almost odorless.

Once you've tried this amazing fertilizer, you will be coming back for more.