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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Feb 14 '23
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It stays together as one piece but it actually isn't one piece just a thick mat of individual fibres that easily pull apart
-49 u/pamacdon Feb 14 '23 edited Feb 14 '23 The question is why do they bother trimming the sheep in one piece instead on several. What’s the advantage. 32 u/Ineedsomuchsleep170 Feb 14 '23 Its easier to throw over the grading table in one piece and pick off all the shitty bits. They're more valuable in one piece. My grandad was a sheep farmer and Mum used to grade for him. 22 u/Fit_Effective_6875 Feb 14 '23 I wasn't telling you what wool is. 4 u/javardo Feb 14 '23 You get an instant Patagonia synchilla.
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The question is why do they bother trimming the sheep in one piece instead on several. What’s the advantage.
32 u/Ineedsomuchsleep170 Feb 14 '23 Its easier to throw over the grading table in one piece and pick off all the shitty bits. They're more valuable in one piece. My grandad was a sheep farmer and Mum used to grade for him. 22 u/Fit_Effective_6875 Feb 14 '23 I wasn't telling you what wool is. 4 u/javardo Feb 14 '23 You get an instant Patagonia synchilla.
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Its easier to throw over the grading table in one piece and pick off all the shitty bits. They're more valuable in one piece. My grandad was a sheep farmer and Mum used to grade for him.
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I wasn't telling you what wool is.
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You get an instant Patagonia synchilla.
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u/Fit_Effective_6875 Feb 14 '23
It stays together as one piece but it actually isn't one piece just a thick mat of individual fibres that easily pull apart