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UPDATED 2.18.06 NEW PHOTOS
We are excited to finally see some development at the new 26 acre farm. Our 80' x 40' barn will house nearly all the llamas we'll have for the next several years. It is the first step in vastly increasing our herd size and production. This barn is a close replica of the Dove Oaks Farm barn (Ron and Libby Boyd) that is one of the best designs we have seen. It is geared towards good organization and reduced time required for feeding and llama herd management. We made a few modifications, but for the most part, our barn is very similar.
Our barn includes:
- Office
- Hay loft
- Wash Room with Heat/AC
- Work Area
- Tack Room
- 4 Large Stalls that can be converted up to 8 smaller stalls
- Maternity pen and creep pen area
- Overhangs on both 80' sides of the barn
- Center aisle for farm vehicles
Front side of barn and cottage
Back side of barn and cottage
Cottage under roof
One of the views from the hay loft
Shed Row - One cupola still needed
Hay loft - mountain view out the hay loft door.
Shed row under cover - no more pooping the barn!
View of some of the mountains and farms to the side of us from the
barn
Jen with Arianna standing just inside the barn
Another view of a mountain from the barn