Spectrum Alpaca Farm

Established in 1940, this generational farm initially focused on beef production. In the early 2000s, the farm expanded to include game birds, Labrador Retrievers, and chickens. An apiary was introduced to supply the farm with locust/wild flower honey. In 2017, exotic peafowl and alpacas were added to the farm's diverse offerings.

The farm emphasizes grass-fed beef production, ensuring that their cattle are raised on pasture. The addition of an apiary supports pollination and biodiversity, while the presence of chickens and game birds contributes to a balanced ecosystem. The farm's approach integrates various species to maintain ecological harmony and promote sustainable farming practices.

The farm is family-run with input from close friends and offers a farm store open weekly and by appointment. They provide grass-fed beef, eggs, honey, and natural alpaca products. Periodic open house events, private and public farm tours, and vendor shows are held to promote healthy eating and sustainable living.