Thunder J Ranch!

• Unlike chicken or cow manure, it’s considered “cold” 
• Can often be applied directly to plants without composting 
• Low risk of damaging roots

• Comes out as small, dry pellets 
• Low odor and easy to scoop, spread, or bag 
• Breaks down slowly for steady nutrient release 

• Adds organic matter 
• Helps sandy soil hold water 
• Loosens clay soil for better drainage

Typical values (approximate):

• Nitrogen (N): ~1–2% 
• Phosphorus (P): ~0.5–1% 
• Potassium (K): ~1–2% 

👉 Provides a balanced, mild fertilizer ideal for:

• Gardens 
• Pastures 
• Flower beds

• Llamas/alpacas digest feed very efficiently 
• Fewer viable weed seeds compared to horse or cow manure 

• Generally lower in harmful bacteria than many other manures 
• Still best practice to age or compost before food crops

• Can be: 
  • Used as-is 
  • Or composted for richer soil amendment 
• Breaks down faster than many other manures 

• Animals tend to use communal dung piles 
• Makes pasture cleanup easier 
• Helps control parasite spread when managed properly 

• Often sold as: 
  • “Alpaca gold” or “llama beans” 
• Popular with gardeners because it’s: 
  • Easy to use 
  • Low smell 
  • High quality 

One Tractor Bucket 100 lbs  ($50) 

 Muck Bucket 33 lbs ($25)