AAA Showing Rules Manual

The Showing Rules Manual is a publication of the Australian Alpaca Association Inc. that has been prepared by the Showing and Judging Sub-Committee. It has been designed to ensure that members are aware of information important to the activity of showing alpacas.

Agriculture Notes - Suri Alpacas

This Agriculture Note (AG0876 - Junary 2000) provides information on care and handling of Suri alpacas.

Australian Mycotoxin Newsletters

ACIAR's Mycotoxin Newsletter was published by the Postharvest Technology Program for over 13 years.

The final edition of the Mycotoxin Newsletter was produced in June 2003. Four issues were produced each year, with the most recent issues available via the linked website..

Feeding alpacas to maximise their reproductive potential

Mating management and embryo transfer in alpacas

Internal Parasite Control

Reprint of an article published in the Winter 2006 issue of Alpaca Hmmm...

First Time Showing Tips

Reprint of an article published in the Winter 2006 issue of Alpaca Hmmm...

Camel!

Reprint of an article published in the Winter 2006 issue of Alpaca Hmmm...

Progress In Alpaca Research at the University of Sydney

Reprint of an article on AI published in the Summer 2006 issue of Alpaca Hmmm...

Bumble Hill Alpaca Muesli

Reprint of an article published in the Spring 2005 issue of Alpaca Hmmm...

Alpaca Research at the University of Sydney

Reprint of an article on AI published in the Spring 2005 issue of Alpaca Hmmm...

Blue Eyed White survey results

A Survey of Australian Alpaca Breeders to Determine the Incidence of Clinical Deafness in Blue-Eyed White Alpacas within the Australian Herd.

Worms in Alpaca

Testing and treatment of worms in Alpacas.

Tick Survival in Alpacas

Paralysis tick (Ixodes Holocyclus) is an insidious parasite endemic to the East coast of Australia. This paper discusses the key points around tick problems in alpacas.

What is healthy soil?

A healthy soil is sufficiently biologically diverse to regulate the availability of nutrients for plant growth, and the activity of soil animals and microbes to promote a healthy root system.

Farmnote 104/99 - Johnes Disease in Cattle

Johne's disease is a chronic, intestinal disease of ruminants caused by Mycobacterium paratuberculosis. Infection causes thickening of the intestinal wall affecting absorption of nutrients and water. This Farmnote discussed the identification, implications, and treatment possibilities around Johnes disease.

Vet Hmmmings...

Vet Hmmmings is a regular series of articles that appears in the CC&H regional newsletter. They will appear here a random number of weeks after publication of the newsletter.