Beloveds Farm is excited to introduce to our huacaya family Accoyo America Joseph. This full Accoyo, light fawn, male is one of the most sought after of all the El Nino sons. He is the perfect combination of El Nino and Accoyo Sicuani with his fine crimp, high density, long independent staples, beautiful head and conformation. Joseph biopsy done by Dr. Norm Evens, places him in the upper 1 percent of all huacaya males that he has tested. As a juvenile, Joseph won 1st and color champion at the 2009 Alpaca Western Extravaganza, a level 5 show. He then went on to win 1st and color champion at the Futurity show in Kentucky. In 2010, he took 1st place at the AOBA National Show. We feel so blessed to own a male of this quality and know he will take our huacaya program to new heights.

Adora won the blue ribbon at her first show, the NJAS level III show. The Judge, Wade Gease, said she was given the blue ribbon due to the consistent fineness throughout her fleece, soft buttery hand, nice straight lines. He also commented on the wonderful phenotype of this female. Adora garnered a lot of attention from breeders on the show grounds. Her fiber statistics just in, AFD 18.8! Check out the rest below. Adora is outstanding. From the moment she was on the ground you could see her curly crimpy fleece from head to toe. She has a gorgeous typey head, solid bone structure and fleece that separates her from most greys. Adora catches your eye whether in the show ring or in the pasture.Her gorgeous head is densely covered. She stands with the presence of a champion that sets her apart from the rest. When you open Adora's fleece, she does not disappoint. Her fleece is bright with a high frequency crimp from tip to skin. Adora's color is a lovely blue grey and is consistent in color from shoulder to hip on this classic girl. This blue ribbon winner has it all, which is not a surprise when you look st her great lineage that includes, Silverado, Shaquille, Accoyo Leon, Peruvian Quicksilver to name a few. She is a shining star!