Cashmere wool is produced by goats and is a renewable resource. We can always get more as it grows on goats. But it is not sustainable. Goats have a devastating impact on the environment, eating vegetation right down to its roots and killing the plant, and their hard hooves tear up the topsoil. China produces a lot of cashmere but the cashmere region is beginning to look like the dust bowls of the US in the 1930s. As the goat's feed dies away, and the topsoil blows away, there may be no arable land left for anything.
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Yes.
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Cashmere wool comes from Cashmere sheep in Kashmir.
Cashmere goat wool
You need to check the advantages and disadvantages for both types. Whether cashmere is better than cashmere wool blend is a matter of individual choice.
Cashmere is a type of very fine wool spun out of the hair of the cashmere goat.
Cashmere.
cashmere is the wool of the kismir goat found in Mongolia
Pashmina and Cashmere refers to same type of wool. In Wool act Pashmina is not yet recognized. Cashmere is the only name recognized by wool act. And there are strict conditions for a particular clothing item to be labeled as cashmere. Due to this some people are using name Pashmina to sell adulterated cashmere. It doesn't mean all pashmina is fake. But you should better check it properly before buying if it is real pashmina or cashmere. To know more about Pashmina and cashmere use link in RELATED LINK SECTION BELOW:
A cashmere is an asian goat famed for it's wool. Yes, it can be eaten.
Cashmere goats are goats that produce cashmere wool. Cashmere goats are found in China and have an estimated population of 123 million.
No, they are shorn.
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