10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GREASE WOOL»
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grease wool in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
grease wool and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The International
Wool Trade
2 In order to assist in estimated grease wool prices, delivered to mill clean basis
market prices have been converted to grease basis equivalents using the various
yields quoted. Prices determined in this manner are largely nominal and not ...
2
Economics of preparing
wool for market and manufacture
Possibilities of lowering transportation costs for wool by scouring it in producing
areas are reduced by the higher freight rates per 100 pounds for scoured than for
grease wool (table 21). With freight rates from Denver to Boston of $2.27 per 100
...
David William Carr, Leander D. Howell, 1953
3
Wool classification service and prices to producers
No official length standards for domestic wools have been established, but staple
length classes, based on objective measurements, have been suggested for
staple, lengths of grease wool (table 3) (7). These classes are referred to in wool
...
Leander D. Howell, William A. Faught, 1961
4
Wool Warehouses: Practices, Facilities, Services, Charges, ...
Scouring improves their attractiveness, raises their market value, and reduces
marketing cost primarily through savings in transportation {26) . Baling The baling
of grease wool is increasing in popularity, but is not yet a common practice.
5
Strategies of Industrial and Hazardous Waste Management
The actual wool-fiber content in "grease wool," as taken from the sheep's back,
averages only 40 per cent, the remaining 60 per cent being composed of natural
impurities such as sand, grease, suint (dried sheep perspiration), and burrs.
Nelson L. Nemerow, Franklin J. Agardy, 1998
6
The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America
The method of obtaining a sample representative of the fineness of a lot of
grease wool, pulled wool, scoured wool, or card sliver will differ according to
circumstances. Lots may be sampled either by coring or by hand. The sampling ...
7
L.S.A., List of C.F.R. Sections Affected
Shorn wool means grease wool sheared from live sheep or lambs. Shorn wool
does not include pelts, hides, or pulled wool. State committee is the FSA
committee so designated for the applicable State. United States means the 50
United ...
8
Decisions of the War Department Board of Contract Adjustment
Under date of November 15, 1918, the claimant forwarded to Hursch Bros., 114
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa., the wool distributing center for the
Philadelphia district, 74 sacks of one-fourth blood grease wool, weighing 14,286
pounds and ...
9
Science of Animal Agriculture
Wool as it comes from the sheep is called grease wool. The first step in wool
processing is to remove the loose dirt and other particles from the fibers. This is
done by a machine that opens up the fibers and dusts foreign particles Figure 7–
10 ...
10
How to Raise Sheep: Everything You Need to Know
Grease price: Price paid per pound of grease wool. Grease wool: Shorn wool that
has not been washed. Gummer: Sheep that has lost its teeth; a show of age. Heat
: See estrus. Heritability: Likelihood of certain traits being passed genetically to ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GREASE WOOL»
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grease wool is used in the context of the following news items.
Montana wool mill is Hall couple's 'retirement' business
Handfuls of "grease wool," or wool that has been recently sheared, is fed into a long line of wash basins along one wall. Circulating metal arms ... «Great Falls Tribune, Apr 15»
