Happy New Year!
We want to thank everybody who made 2014 a great year for us. We made so many new friends and hope to see you all back again this year.
We will be closed during January and Frebruary, except by appointment. If you are looking for yarn, roving, or alpaca clothing please call and we'll be happy to open the storfor you.
We will be at the Killingly Grange Farmer's market every other Saturday throughout the winter with our line of CTGrown products. Please stop by and see us there.
All sweaters (men's, women's and children's), shawls, and children's pant and sweater sets are 60% off. Yes, that's 60% off!
We are also proud to carry Camelidynamics gear and Zepher llama and alpaca halters for all your camelid handling needs.
We're proud to feature local artist's work in the store. Fiber artist Lorna Seney, hand made beaded jewelry by Kristin Jarvis and Cheryl Garlick, and wooden crotchet hooks by Randy Barrett.
Symbol's latest addition to the farm. Stunning baby boy, his dad Domingo lives with us as well. Welc
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Congratulations Jay & Knockout! |
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Super Alpaca & Iron Man! |
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A view inside the TNF Mobile Farm Store |
WELCOME TO THREE NIECE FARM IN HAMPTON, CONNECTICUT. A SMALL FAMILY FARM LOCATED IN THE QUIET CORNER!
Susan and Mitch started Three Niece Farm in 2010 with our young son Lannie. We live on the farm with our two livestock guard dogs (LGD's), three house dogs and eight cats. We offer many products and services at the farm; alpaca and llama sales, angora goats, fleece and fleece products, fresh eggs from free range hens and fresh produce sales, our own jams, jellies, spice rubs and relishes and camelid manure for sale. Please click on the "Info" tab to find out more about our diverse product lines.
What is the Family Farm Difference? The family farm difference is our philosophy and the way we conduct business. We treat our customers, vendors, and peers the same way we treat our animals; with respect, kindness, and in an ethical manner. Because we're a small farm we're able to give individualized attention to each of our customers and treat them as we like to be treated. We love to mentor new alpaca and llama owners. We'll answer your questions and give you the help and guidance that you need every step of the way.
We have alpacas and llamas that will meet your needs. We don't just want to sell you an animal, we want to make sure we match you with the right animal. From show quality animals to fiber and companion animals we'll have a package that's right for you. We're so committed to your satisfaction Three Niece Farm offers a 7 day live cria guarantee for bred females and breeding packages that are tailored to your needs.
Please contact us or come by for a visit! If we don't have what you're looking for we're more than happy to help you find it. Follow us on Facebook and on Twitter @ThreeNieceFarm.
NEWS AND HAPPENINGS
New Arrivals! the fall cria have hit the ground running! Silken Isis, Cloud, Frankie, Delaney's Rose, Jem's grey baby and Symbol's "little" boy are here to meet you. Be sure to check them out during your HAPPY LLAMADAYS Holiday Open House visit this coming weekend.
Happy Llamadays Holiday Open House! - Nov 15th & 16th- Come and visit us for this exciting hands on farm event. We'll be hosting free crochet and knitting classes, kid's activities, food, balloons and much, much more. Click on our "Events" tab under "More Info" to find out more!
Green Mountain Fall Alpaca Spectacular - Another great showing for our impressive lineup of top quality alpacas. Congratulations to Jay for his 1st blue ribbon with our co-owned Stud ERA ACCOYO KNOCKOUT!
National Alpaca Farm Days - September 27th and 28th - Thanks to everyone who came out and made this event such a huge success!
*CELEBRATING AGRICULTURE - Sept 20th was a big hit at the Woodstock fairgrouinds. Tons of people got to see the alpacas and llamas in action on the obstacle course, and got to see a couple of the new babies up close.
*STEPPING STONES MUSEUM - Norwalk, CT - We had a wonderful time visiting Stepping Stones museum as author Didi McKay read the