Why flax for fibre could reappear in arable rotations
Rising demand for sustainable fibres and the ability of crops such as flax and hemp to capture carbon from the air could see their return in arable
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Rising demand for sustainable fibres and the ability of crops such as flax and hemp to capture carbon from the air could see their return in arable
WITH party hats set at a jaunty angle and expectations high for a good party this old photo of Edgard’s Christmas do in the works canteen, 1949,…
Canada’s wool industry has long faltered in the face of global trade and cheaper synthetic textiles. With sustainability now top of mind, how can we bring more fuzzy gold from our farms into our homes? Kat Tancock reports
Wool sells for only 10 to 70 cents a pound.
Vancouver Island’s largest sheep farmers, with about 300 ewes, are sitting on mountains of wool — but the market price for sheep fibre has hit the floor.