Hasselbring’s Harmony Ranch specializes in the elegant Suri alpaca: Silky, lustrous, captivating Suri alpacas.
Located outside of Concordia, Missouri, our farm is home to around 80 alpaca. Our goal is to breed for luxurious fiber and excellent conformation, improving on each generation. We are dedicated to quality. We start with outstanding genetics and use precision data to make our breeding decisions. We strive to obtain stellar results to help in the advancement of this beautiful breed.
Our farm was established in 2009 and since then we have cared for hundreds of alpacas, with our highest number on the farm being 200 head. Through the years we have gained invaluable knowledge that we enjoy sharing with people who are interested in raising and caring for alpacas.
We are dedicated to helping new owners get started with alpaca knowledge and husbandry. Information can be found in the section About Alpacas on this website.
Included in that section are the following pages:
Whether you're interested in entering the special world of alpaca ownership or adding to your own herd, we welcome you to the farm. We are committed to helping you achieve your goals! If you are interested in exploring alpaca ownership, please contact us to discuss a visit. Give us a call at 816-809-7041.
Breeding for Quality Outstanding Genetics. Data-Driven Breeding Decisions. Stellar Results.
Every breeder appreciates recognition for their breeding program. We make our breeding decisions carefully, using top stud males and females.
We gather data from a variety of sources to help us determine the best breeding matches on our farm.
Histograms give us information about fiber fineness, consistency, and comfort factor.
We use information from the Suri Herd Improvement Program (SHIP) to identify strengths and weakness of each animal in both fiber and conformation. We also show our young animals at alpaca shows to see how they stack up to other high quality alpacas and to get feedback from professional alpaca judges.
Industry Involvement
Alpacas are relatively new in the United States compared to other livestock. We are committed to the industry's growth and future, and accordingly, we are members of the Alpaca Owners Association (AOA) and a number of affiliates.