Fashion Signals Good Year For Wool
Paul Getz of the Ohio Wool Growers Cooperative Association told about 20 sheepmen that he is optimistic about wool despite low prices. He cited declines in U S consumption, fashion shifts to longer skirts, and the rise of doubleknits mainly polyester. He noted blends and a 100 percent wool doubleknit being developed to compete, with the industry relaxing its all wool stance.
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Paul Getz
Willard
Ohio Wool Growers Cooperative Association
United States
U.S
Getz
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Ralph Grimshaw
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Lawn Care And Wool Industry Talks Highlight Spring Fields
Garden guidance covers disease prevention and treatment for lawns including drainage, thatch, and selective nitrogen fertilization while advising spring rolling only when soil is moist. Separate notes discuss wool blends, new fabrics, and a wool market outlook with expert tips on feeds and additives for sheep and lambs.
Buoyed Auction Results From Bucyrus Market Report
Auction consignors total 253 with 1,612 head. Hogs mixed 19.75 to 24.25 for butcher weights. sows 18.50 to 21.60. boars 15.50 to 21.10. Cattle receipts 438 with steers down 0.50-0.75. heifers 29-34. cows mostly steady 21-27.5. calves sharply higher 28-60. feeder calves 37.50+. feeder lambs 25-28. spring lambs 30.50-32.20. wools 24-29.75.
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