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the process of suprfical removal of fur from the coat of an animal is called shearing
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What are the steps involved in obtaining wool from a wool yielding animal?
There are several steps involved in obtaining wool from a wool yielding animal. The first step is shearing which is followed by sorting out of the wool. This is then processed in the industry to have a final product which is used in the textile industry.
What country produces wool?
You can find wool production in every country on Earth.
What are two types of sheep production in the US?
Meat and wool production
Where is wool extracted from?
Wool is fabricated from animal fleece: extracted is not a term used in its production.
What is a merino used for?
Merinos are sheep that have long, silky wool and are bred for their wool production.
What are the factors affecting wool production?
syntethic materials
What is the birth name of Dan Wool?
Dan Wool's birth name is Daniel Dixon Wool.
What is the birth name of Jon Wool?
Jon Wool's birth name is Jonathan Henry Wool.
What are the uses of merino sheep?
Wool and prime lamb production
What are sheep useful for?
Sheep are most commonly used for the production of wool(which is sheared off), meat (for which the animal is slaughtered) and the hide (a byproduct of meat production) which is used to make leather.
What is the fine silky wool of a goat?
All wool sheep produce wool. Some wool sheep are prized for their fine wool production and softness of wool such as the merino, southdown, baby doll and shetland. Other are prized for their meat production including the Suffolk, Doper, St. Croix and Doper. When push comes to shove, no matter the purpose intended, all sheep can be eaten and all but the hair sheeps make wool that can be used.
What is the National Wool Act of 1954?
The National Wool Act of 1954 was enacted to reduce dependency on foreign wool imports and increase domestic production by providing a subsidy for wool and mohair producers in the United States.
