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    A Sensory Comparison of Hog Island, Romney/Corriedale, and Alpaca Fiber
    Accokeek Foundation
    • May 14, 2021
    • 4 min

    A Sensory Comparison of Hog Island, Romney/Corriedale, and Alpaca Fiber

    A comparison of fleeces from three different types of fiber animals—alpaca, Hog Island sheep, and Romney/Corriedale sheep
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