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This article is from the Llamas & Alpacas FAQ, by Michael Shealy and William Bagwell with numerous contributions by others.
Their manure is excellent fertilizer and may be applied to the garden immediately. Because they are not nomadic (stay in an outlined territory), and mark their territory with their dung piles, they usually wait to get to a dung pile to defecate or urinate.
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