Victoria Central

AAA Victorian Central Region - working together for a bright future

Becoming a member

You’ll become part of a growing industry from all over Australia and play a part in supporting the development of the industry through shows, research, herd health, genetic advancement and supply chain and marketing initiatives.

Resources

A number of handy resources for Vic and National alpaca producers to help you keep your herd healthy,

Biosecurity

No matter what the purpose of your alpacas or how many you have, it’s necessary that you practice best on-farm biosecurity and animal health and welfare to safeguard your herd, and the entire alpaca industry from biosecurity threats and diseases.

About

The Victorian Central Region aims to cater for all breeders through an extensive calendar of events program, which includes shows, displays, open days and training events. Where possible, the VCR attempts to marry its activities with existing community events so as to attract a wide audience. The VCR prides itself in actively promoting the alpaca industry and encouraging its members.

A key benefit to the Victorian Central Region is the dedicated and welcoming membership. We are very fortunate to have a wonderful group of members to work with, whether it be from shows, training, breeding or just working together to share advice and information.

News & Upcoming Events

NLIS update

Update on the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS)

Tips for Alpaca Owners in an Emergency

Here are some tips to help you Identify your alpacas.  Ensure their IAR tags have been inserted and ownership details in eAlpaca are up to date. Prepare an emergency plan, and keep a copy in two places, in addition to a copy on your mobile phone.  Include your contact details, herd identification, vet records, diet and […]

12Nov

New address for National Office

Please note our new address is: P O Box 594 GUNGAHLIN ACT 2912 This is the only address as we are no longer at Level 1, 95 Northbourne Avenue, Turner ACT 2612.  

18Dec

National Fleece Challenge Celebrates a Focus on Fibre

The AAA National Fleece Challenge was a fabulous success with over 400 fleeces judges by senior alpaca judge Natasha Clark over the weekend on 4-6 December.

Congratulations to

BOB KINGWELL from MONGA ALPACAS  for SUPREME CHAMPION HUACAYA FLEECE and

TARA AND CHRIS RAVENHILL from BEDROCK ALPACAS for SUPREME CHAMPION SURI FLEECE

Becoming a Member

Learn from experts who understand the industry and are dedicated to exploring opportunities and helping you succeed and get access to the tools and resources you need to develop your herd to its greatest potential and enjoy the many benefits of these unique animals.

You’ll become part of a growing industry from all over Australia and play a part in supporting the development of the industry through shows, research, herd health, genetic advancement and supply chain and marketing initiatives.

Receive timely and reliable information on animal health and welfare as well as biosecurity issues through our alliances with Animal Health Australia and other livestock industries, and veterinary specialists.

We invest in important research and development, herd health and genetic advancement programs, as well as supply chain and marketing initiatives, and provide information and resources relating to the alpaca industry.

Become a Member

You’ll have access to the best information, support and services for managing and breeding alpacas in Australia.