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Closet Cooties Part Two: A Plan of Action
You've spotted evidence of moths. Now what do you do?
Closet Cooties: Tackling Moths and Beetles
Wool is nature’s miracle fiber. It’s also delicious food for an array of tiny creatures. Can we coexist?
Book group tonight!
Let's talk books tonight in the Community!
The Wool Wire | May 15, 2024
When rotting is a good thing—plus Sardinia’s wool legacy, more on “regenerative,” help from USDA, growing in wool, and Mainers set a record.
The Wool Wire | May 1, 2024
Sweaters for sunscreen, wool lipstick, a Midwest wool revival, and a ridiculously expensive bale