David and I have found a wonderful use for llama poop. It started in the Spring of 2001 when we decided to refence some areas of our place and had to move my vegetable garden around. When we went into the garden and saw that all of the poop we had thrown over the fence from the Winter before had piled up quite high we had to get the tractor out and move it around. Little did we know the true benefits of this most wonderful of fertilizers that llama poop is until I planted my vegetables last Spring. What a hearty and healthy all Natural Vegetable Garden it was.

When the soil was tested in the Fall of 2001 to see what needed to be added before Winter set in the lab report came back, "you do not need to add anything more to the soil, it is very rich as it is for next year!"

Fertilizer from llama poop is the most wonderful of soil conditioners and fertilizers. By the time the llamas have processed the food through their 3 stomachs it is very well broken down so that when it is dried and shredded their is no odor, no burn and the plants have smiles on their faces they are so in love with the soil.