Sharing Information

SOUTHERN STATES LLAMA ASSOCIATION Journal

SSLA puts together a quarterly publication called the SSLA Journal. They are posted on our Member’s Only Page of our SSLA website as a member benefit, plus sent electronically to the membership via email. It’s also a great opportunity to share information, calendar of events, stories, photos, show results, BOD meeting minutes, Annual Membership meeting minutes, and more!

SSLA hopes by providing this online publication, we provide the opportunity for everyone to stay informed, veterinarians to send herd health articles and medical updates, updated calendar of lama industry related events, and much more.

A donation of show results, farm or event articles and photos are beneficial in adding value to this great resource for our membership. Articles can be submitted in Word format. Please attach photos to email containing articles, or label photos with article title to ensure they are combined with the article. Please remember to submit them to Charlene Braun before the quarterly submission deadline dates listed below.

It’s also a fabulous opportunity for advertising! Promote your herd, services, events, and such.

ONLINE SSLA JOURNAL ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES

Pricing for SSLA Members: Full Page $50 Half Page $30 Quarter Page $20 Business Card $10

Pricing for non-SSLA Members: Full Page $100 Half Page $60 Quarter Page $40 Business Card $20

All advertisements must be received prior to the publication deadline and payment made in advance of deadline. The prices above are for annual advertisements, which are four consecutive online issues of the SSLA Journal. Charlene needs everyone to submit their advertisements in digital format ready to publish.

The 2020 Publication deadlines: January 15, April 15, July 15, October 15, and December 15.

Ad invoices are sent via email. All ads must be paid in advance. Please send payment made out to SSLA. Addressed to: Kathy Devaul, 217 Donald Road, Leesburg, GA 31763.

Contact Charlene Braun, SSLA Journal Editor, at turtlrun@earthlink.net, if you need further assistance or clarifications on the Journal process.

Resources to Help You

Find Llama Friendly Trails

We advocate a positive image of llamas. These trails have accepted llama access. Please use courtesy and friendliness while using these trails.

Trails

Shearing Services

Heat Stress is an issue in every part of the country, not just in the southern states.

Rule of thumb, your lama can start suffering heat stress leading to stroke or death if the sum of temperature + humidity = or > 120

Shearers

For Sale

Click to find member's advertisements.

Find Llama Stuff

Poisonous Plants

Some plants are poisonous or can make your llama/alpaca very ill.

Find out more

Veterinarians

These Southeastern veterinarians have experience in and are willing to treat camelids. These veterinarians have given verbal or written permission to be included on this list. Inclusion on the list is not to be construed as a recommendation by this web site, the Southern States Llama Association or any of its members,

Vet List

Featured Farm Story

Opportunity for photos and story, Submission should be limited and submitted to the web site manager

Contact the SSLA Web Site Manager