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Turlock, California

Macedo's Mini Acre

A fiber-centered ranch where alpaca and llama fleece becomes yarn, felted goods, dryer balls, rug yarn, classes, and hands-on community events.

Official farm website
Location
Turlock
Animals
Alpacas and llamas
Current focus
Fiber and classes
Store visits
By appointment

A small ranch with a material focus

Fiber remains at the center of the farm

Macedo's Mini Acre continues to care for its alpacas and llamas while concentrating its public work on fiber, finished products, classes, and scheduled ranch events. The Turlock operation gives customers several ways to follow fleece beyond the animals that produced it.

Its active website combines online ordering with appointment-only store visits and class information. Within the directory of California alpaca farms, that makes Macedo's especially useful for people interested in the practical and creative paths taken by alpaca fiber.

Using the fleece

From loose fiber to durable farm products

The farm sells yarn, roving, batts, fleece, felted pieces, rugs, dryer balls, and finished wearables. These products use different portions and preparations of fiber rather than expecting every fleece to become the same type of yarn or garment.

Macedo's also accepts suitable customer fiber for selected processing orders. Its current service information covers dryer balls made from Huacaya fiber and core-spun rug yarn made from Huacaya, Suri, or llama fiber, with cleanliness and minimum-length requirements stated before fiber is submitted.

Prepared fiber Yarn and felt Finished goods

Learning and visiting

Classes connect handling skills with finished work

Fiber classes

Class subjects include skirting and preparing a fleece for a mill, show, or personal project; individual spinning instruction; dyeing; and small-group felting activities. Format, materials, group size, and scheduling depend on the class.

Ranch events

The farm participates in fiber events and schedules ranch occasions such as National Alpaca Farm Days. Current announcements determine whether an event includes animal visits, demonstrations, shopping, classes, or another activity.

Ranch and store visits are by appointment. Hot Central Valley weather can limit summer scheduling, and the farm posts cooler-season class plans and event dates on its website.

Check the active schedule

Shop online or arrange a visit

Use the official website for available products, customer-fiber requirements, class scheduling, event announcements, shipping information, and appointment-only store visits.

Visit Macedo's Mini Acre

Profile information was reviewed against Macedo's Mini Acre's official website in September 2026. Products, processing services, classes, events, shipping, and appointment availability can change; confirm current details with the farm.