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QUEENSLAND

The Queensland region of the AAA works to promote the alpaca industry and educate members and the public on the world of alpacas.

SOUTH QLD & NORTHERN NSW

The South Queensland & Northern NSW Region of the Australian Alpaca Association (AAA QLDNNSW) is the only one to span two states.

VICTORIA CENTRAL

The Victoria Central region comprises alpaca producers from central to western victoria.

EASTERN VICTORIA

The Victorian Eastern Region (VER) represents over 140 registered alpaca breeders and owners located in the east of Victoria. The Victorian Eastern Region covers a geographically diverse area.

NEW SOUTH WALES

The NSW is a vibrant and exciting region with over 500 registered alpaca breeders across the state.

TASMANIA

Tasmania’s cool temperate climate and green pastures are the perfect combination for producing fine fleeced, eco-friendly alpacas.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Western Australia are one of the larger AAA geographic regions, and host a membership of over 120. WA members excel in breeding both huacaya and suri alpacas and contributing to the fleece and meat market, while maintaining an impressive display of show and breeding quality animals.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

The South Australia region provides education and training to its members as well as providing a hub of alpaca information for the general public interested in the industry.
QUEENSLAND

SOUTH QLD & NORTHERN NSW

VICTORIA CENTRAL

EASTERN VICTORIA

NEW SOUTH WALES

TASMANIA

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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QUEENSLAND

The Queensland region of the AAA works to promote the alpaca industry and educate members and the public on the world of alpacas.

SOUTH QLD & NORTHERN NSW

The South Queensland & Northern NSW Region of the Australian Alpaca Association (AAA QLDNNSW) is the only one to span two states.

VICTORIA CENTRAL

The Victoria Central region comprises alpaca producers from central to western victoria.

EASTERN VICTORIA

The Victorian Eastern Region (VER) represents over 140 registered alpaca breeders and owners located in the east of Victoria. The Victorian Eastern Region covers a geographically diverse area.

NEW SOUTH WALES

The NSW is a vibrant and exciting region with over 500 registered alpaca breeders across the state.

TASMANIA

Tasmania’s cool temperate climate and green pastures are the perfect combination for producing fine fleeced, eco-friendly alpacas.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Western Australia are one of the larger AAA geographic regions, and host a membership of over 120. WA members excel in breeding both huacaya and suri alpacas and contributing to the fleece and meat market, while maintaining an impressive display of show and breeding quality animals.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

The South Australia region provides education and training to its members as well as providing a hub of alpaca information for the general public interested in the industry.
QUEENSLAND

SOUTH QLD & NORTHERN NSW

VICTORIA CENTRAL

EASTERN VICTORIA

NEW SOUTH WALES

TASMANIA

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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Publications

The AAA has a variety of publications, from magazines, research and general content. Click the images below to find out more about each publication.

World of Alpacas Magazine

World of Alpacas – Summer 2021

Suri Fleece Length for Showing Survey Report

The recent survey of suri owners conducted by the Board and SJC, in regard to fleece length for showing. The survey was conducted by AnnMarie Ashton Wyatt, who carried out the analysis on a pro-bono basis. The contribution of AnnMarie is greatly appreciated. the full survey report can be accessed below:

Suri Fleece Length for Showing Survey Report

Research & Development

Studies on Gastrointestinal nematodes (“worms”) of alpacas

Jane Vaugh, Mohammed Rashid and Abdul Jabbar, September 2018

Alpaca fleece length attributes for processing and the relationship with assessment in the show ring

A 2018 report entitled “Alpaca fleece length attributes for processing and the relationship with assessment in the show ring” written by Dr Bruce McGregor

Alpaca Fleece Length Attributes for Processing

Improved tenderness of alpaca carcases using combined processing techniques

Tamara Biffin, Dr Melanie Smith, Dr Russell Bush and Dr David Hopkins September 2019

Improved tenderness of alpaca carcases using combined processing technique

Castration methods and welfare of alpacas: towards an appropriate solution

Dominique Blach and Shane K Maloney, September 2017

Code of Welfare for Alpacas and Llamas, Australia 2016

Australian Alpaca Veterinarians

AAV-camelid-welfare-code-190916

Quantitative Genetic Analysis of Micron
Blowout in Alpacas

Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation, June 2013

Properties, Processing and Performance of Rare and Natural Fibres
A review and interpretation of existing research results

Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation, October 2012

Improving Production Efficiency, Quality and Value-Adding of Rare Natural Animal Fibres

Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation, December 2011

Inheritance of White Colour in Alpacas — Identifying the genes involved

Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation, July 2011

Advancing Artificial Insemination in Camelids, especially alpacas

Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation, October 2012

Advancing artificial insemination in camelids

Conference Proceedings

2014 Alpaca Excellence Conference Proceedings 2014 Alpaca Excellence Conference

World Alpaca Conference Proceedings – 28-30 March 2008 WAC Proceedings 2008

1990 Industry Seminar Proceedings – Glenorminston Ag College, Victoria – 1990 Industry Proceedings

AAA Membership brochure

AAA Membership brochure

What makes a champion?

What Makes A Champion