Providence Meadow Farm

Winter Farm Days

Providence Meadow Farm is a relatively young, small farm with only 13 alpacas and some chickens. Our plan since the beginning (2019) has been to learn how to maintain well-natured alpacas producing improved offspring and excellent fiber. In 2024, we received our first banners (and many ribbons) at the Spring shows and at the end, those 4 babies came home with some stories to tell the rest of the herd! 2024 was also PMF’s first entries in the fleece competitions. In addition to ribbons, PMF Super Girl’s first cria, JessZ won the AOA IFA Grade 0 Championship. We really learned so much, thanks to mentors and friends!

As a small farm, banners are not easy to come by, the amount of gorgeous high quality animals continues to increase in this industry, and that’s a wonderful thing. As part of our business plan, we select only the best service sires for our few breedings each year. Our farm goal is to keep the herd at 15 or less for several reasons, but the best one is so we can stay close to the alpacas. We know each one of them and they bring us joy (and chores), and we just keep learning.

Looking forward to the 2025 Spring shows! We will have 6 PMF-born alpacas in the show ring, the most we’ve ever taken. We are looking forward to the fun and the chaos of it all!

Planning for a June 2025 cria from our Mary Tyler Moore who, in 2023, gave us our first banner winner in halter, Thunder Lily (lovebug). With Autumn Mist Alpaca Farm’s help, we repeated that breeding to AMAF’s The Thunder Rolls.
And then we have to wait until August to see what Black Rose and Phantasy Pharm’s Phorged Steel will produce, to say we’re exited about our 2025 crias would definitely be an understatement! Until then, everyone stay warm and happy.