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Category: Llamas

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Llamas vs Alpacas: 5 Key Differences

When I first got into homesteading, I was researching all the different types of livestock. The most confusing part for me was trying to tell the difference between llamas and alpacas. While it may...

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link to Can (and Should) Llamas Eat Goat Feed?

Can (and Should) Llamas Eat Goat Feed?

I'm planning on having several types of livestock on my homestead, so it can be tempting to minimize the number of feeds if possible. Even though there's some cross-over with feed between goats and...

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Can (and Should) Llamas Eat Fruit?

As I'm planning my homestead, I've decided on alpacas, but at the same time–llamas make decent livestock guardians. I was thinking about their similarities and how to take care of them. For...

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link to Do Llamas and Chickens Get Along?

Do Llamas and Chickens Get Along?

While I'm planning on getting alpacas on my homestead, llamas might be the better choice. They have similar behavior to alpacas and can function as a livestock guardian, so other livestock can...

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link to Can Llamas and Alpacas Live Together?

Can Llamas and Alpacas Live Together?

Llamas and alpacas both belong to the camelid family, and while they have a few differences in appearance and behavior, can they live together on a farm?

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Hey, I'm Tyler Ziton. After a decade of health issues, I found the only thing I needed was to eat fresh food. With some trial and error, I learned that the best way to make sure food was fresh was to grow it myself. Today, I'm learning about everything gardening, off-gridding, and homesteading. This site is the place where I share everything I've learned to help get you moving on your homesteading journey.

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