Our farm sure is evolving. For the first time ever we have entered fleece a show, we took a first and second ribbon! I am so excited. I had no idea how to prep a fleece for a show so did what I would do to process into yarn and it worked. With lots of color we can still produce our own yarns and roving to make our handcrafted items that everyone loves. The creative side is in my blood and will never go away so stop in anytime and see what's on the needles or spinning wheel!

We are still producing our own hay to help with the cost of feed and taking on farm tours for those that like to travel in groups. (We do ask that larger that 6 person groups please call ahead to plan for a Saturday if possible) I also offer up my time for a Consulting Fee by the hour. Please call for more information

Well gotta go for now. Be sure to stop in and check us out if you are ever in the neighborhood we would love to see and talk Alpaca with you.




A visitor to our store had this to say
August 23, 2016
Dear Brenda,
Thank you for your hospitality and invitation to me and my daughter to visit/take photos with your alpacas. It was a pleasure to meet you and your beautiful dog. Hope to return in the future. The products you offer in the store are great and I will recommend them to my friends and co-workers.
Best regards.
Sonija Marinovic



A Visitor to our farm had this to say:

Thursday, September 6, 2012
Traveling east on US Route 2, we came to Farmington area and saw the coolest thing - ALPACAS!
It was an Alpaca Farm JUSTA ALPACA FARM which is owned by Fulton Butler and Brenda Simoneau. Of course we just had to stop and see them. Fulton came out and introduced us to his "boys" (Butch, Bandit, Rebel and Ricky) as the "girls" were kept separate in the barn. He got out a bucket of grain and let us feed them. Fulton gave me a handful of grain and I put my hand out to feed them. Thank you so much for a great visit!