Since 1982, Twin Pines has been raising llamas and alpacas for sale as breeding stock, show animals, herd companions, guard animals, wool bearers, farm pets and pack animals. Llama and alpaca fiber is harvested and sold to spinners and crafters. The odorless aged llama manure makes excellent fertilizer and is available at the farm.

This 28 acre farm in the Musconetcong Valley contains a complete facility for the breeding and raising of llamas and alpacas. The modern barn has provision for up to 50 animals and has facilities for feeding and watering. The pastures are divided into sections so that llamas and alpacas each have separate habitats. All pastures lead directly to the barn and each stall has its own outside entrance. Wool is harvested by brushing and shearing and sold to spinners.

Philip and Diane Mammaro, owners of Twin Pines Farm, stress their dedication to quality, integrity and the future of the camelid community. Their goal is to produce superior animals and to educate the public as to the varied use of llamas and alpacas. They have lent support and guidance to many llama farms over the years and are eagerly willing to share their llama and alpaca experiences.