Farm Tour

Rick & Connie Bodeker have developed a very special relationship with their Suri alpacas and many alpaca breeders across the country.

Connie has a Bachelor degree in Animal Science from the University of Minnesota.  Educational emphasis was on production livestock, concentrating on genetics, nutrition, and farm management.

Connie served on the AOBA Show Committee at its inception and has been past Secretary and President of the Suri Network.   She has also serve locally, as Secretary and BOD member of Upper Midwest Alpacas.

Rick has been a business owner and entrepreneur since the early 1980's.  He has a level-headed approach to the business aspect of the alpaca industry. 

Rick served on ARI Special Committees and loves to volunteer as Ring Steward at all shows they attend. 

Known not only by the farm they keep but the offspring they raise, BBF Alpacas Inc. is setting standards in the Suri Alpaca industry.

Guests interested in the Suri alpaca business are always welcome.  There is nothing more enjoyable than spending time with these beautiful animals and discovering the business opportunity they represent.

Available for sale:  quality breeding stock, pets, fiber and companion animals, raw fiber, yarn, and garments.  We also offer composted alpaca manure fertilizer for avid gardeners.  We concentrate on bringing you natural, locally raised products that are produced without harming the animals or the environment.

BBF Alpacas, Inc. is located
 35 miles South of St. Paul and 40 miles North of Rochester, Minnesota just East of Hwy 52.

From the North:
Go South past Cannon Falls ~ 1.5 miles.  Turn East (left) on Highview for 1 mile.  Take the first road to the South (right), called 72nd Street or Serendipity. Go 1/2 mile to the first road West (right) called 338th Street Way. Last house on left.

From the South: 
Go North on Hwy 52 to mile marker 95. Turn East (right) on Highview for 1 mile.  Take the first road to the South (right), called 72nd Street or Serendipity. Go 1/2 mile to the first road West (right) called 338th Street Way. Last house on left.

Please call to arrange a time to visit so we can give you our undivided attention.
farm (507) 263-5441