Big Meadow Creek Alpacas has Big Meadow Creek Alpacas is proud to support the Troy Volunteer Fire Department, the Troy Community Library and the students of Troy School District.

Most of the property surrounding the farm is now known as the Neuman Conservation Easement. We couldn't be more pleased to have 49 acres of forest land and our portion of Big Meadow Creek protected forever.  We are delighted to have worked with the Palouse Land Trust. 

After the alpacas are fed, they might follow you down the driveway! That's not an alpaca, but Katherine the llama, on the left.

Llamas, in the same camelid family, are much larger than alpacas and can be used as pack animals. Alpacas are valued for their fleece or as pets. 

Welcome, Creme Brulee

BMCA Jenna's new cria, Creme Brulee, born in July 2014, made her first visit off the farm to meet the students in the Unitarian Universalist's religious exploration class. She had her picture taken with all the boys and girls. They learned about alpacas and fiber and then had a chance to felt soap and make a ball for their pets to play with.

Other BMCA alpacas made visits to three branches of the Latah County Library District for the children's summer programs and downtown Troy for the pre-schoolers.

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Take some time to learn more about alpacas by browsing through this website..

Please contact me anytime. I look forward to hearing from you!