Re: [AlpacaTalk] AOBA SHOWS! NO!
I don't know if non-AOBA certified shows are allowed to be advertised in Alpacas Magazine or not, but for the last few years, many AOBA members did not receive AM, because AOBA so wisely chose to take that away from our membership benefits.
I don't know if it still holds true, but I believe there was a time (way back when I started out) when you couldn't advertise non-AOBA show ribbons or championships in Alpacas Magazine, which is why so many farms refuse to attend anything but AOBA-certified shows.
Judith KorffLadySong FarmMusic to Your WalletRandolph, New York 14772Cell: (716) 499-0383
From: Brad Hamilton <brad@zenithalpacas.com>
To: AlpacaTalk@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thu, March 11, 2010 7:51:50 AM
Subject: [AlpacaTalk] AOBA SHOWS! NO!
The only advantage to going to an AOBA show is the advertising on the
web site!
The other unfortunate side effect is the farms that will "only attend
AOBA shows"!
This is sad and will go away over time. Support the whole industry people!
AOBA obviously cannot attend to our show needs on a budget that makes
sense and be our national show association. This is a simple proven fact.
In Ohio we are blessed with many well ran Alsa shows.
Norwalk Show
Hartford Co. Fair Show
Fulton Co. Fair Show
Llama Fest (will be alsa again starting this year) (I know it's in MI)
Champions Show
the Knox Co. Fair Show is non-sanctioned.
We are working on a new show in Mansfield Ohio that will be ALSA. We
didn't even consider AOBA for our show.
Brad Hamilton
Zenith Alpacas
419-884-3797
http://www.zenithalpacas.com
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