"seemingly simple creature" Dude goats are some of the smartest animals I've ever interacted with. They remember people, they bond with people, they can learn tricks, they're mischievous when they're bored... Goats are wonderful.
Wonderful, they are so cute. I have learned best to buy a cashmere blend sweater they don't get fuzzies, unless you have lots of $$$$ for luxury sweater, the very expensive ones do not get fuzzies
I think you mean Kashmir (the place.) 'Cashmere' is the fibre, the winter undercoat that many goats grow, obviously more in the Himalayas. Goats were introduced into Australia in the 1800's from China/ India with the intention of creating a new cashmere industry but not continued. Those goats integrated into feral goat populations until in the 1970's, it was noted that many feral goats had a high percentage of cashmere down in their coats and a breeding program was started to increase that volume and later to increase the fineness of the fibre. Australia now has some of the best quality cashmere producing goats in the world (sometimes referred to as Merrit breed-their coats look more like sheep) and breeding stock has been exported to improve herds in Italy, America and elsewhere. Most of the world's cashmere is, however, processed in China (separating the coarse outer 'guard' hairs from the finer cashmere down.)
@@stephseckold4324 Kashmere fiber is from goats that were raised in Kashmir which is in Himalaia. It seems you cant even understand the Wikipedia that you copy paste.
"seemingly simple creature"
Dude goats are some of the smartest animals I've ever interacted with. They remember people, they bond with people, they can learn tricks, they're mischievous when they're bored... Goats are wonderful.
Ahhh an undertale fan (love that game), heard of deltarune
Wait what.
Wow beautiful stay happy stay safe stay connected dear especially animal lovers #domestictv
some elegant goats
Wonderful, they are so cute. I have learned best to buy a cashmere blend sweater they don't get fuzzies, unless you have lots of $$$$ for luxury sweater, the very expensive ones do not get fuzzies
What's the price range for the very expensive ones?
Cashmere goats are from Cashmere not "Spain or Australia".
Studip program.
I think you mean Kashmir (the place.) 'Cashmere' is the fibre, the winter undercoat that many goats grow, obviously more in the Himalayas. Goats were introduced into Australia in the 1800's from China/ India with the intention of creating a new cashmere industry but not continued. Those goats integrated into feral goat populations until in the 1970's, it was noted that many feral goats had a high percentage of cashmere down in their coats and a breeding program was started to increase that volume and later to increase the fineness of the fibre. Australia now has some of the best quality cashmere producing goats in the world (sometimes referred to as Merrit breed-their coats look more like sheep) and breeding stock has been exported to improve herds in Italy, America and elsewhere. Most of the world's cashmere is, however, processed in China (separating the coarse outer 'guard' hairs from the finer cashmere down.)
@@stephseckold4324 Kashmere fiber is from goats that were raised in Kashmir which is in Himalaia.
It seems you cant even understand the Wikipedia that you copy paste.
Not pictured: The descendants of the many goats fultoned away by Big Boss from Afghanistan.
they have multiples, the kids out number the adults
How much they earn per year from wool
I love mine!
Its kashmir real name
Pretty bad British accent, but interesting.
Where does the farm located?
Outside of the city of Vancouver
Thats not actual cashmere goats
Does she say how many die when their coats are taken?
they don't die they are too valuable instead they are sheared dumb ass
Morgan le Fay They are combed for their cashmere and die naturally like an other animal at the end of life when ever that may be.
Same amount as people dying at barber shops
They are shorn in spring, not killed
Um....what happens to the adults? The kids are just taken away from their families? And what happens to them when they are no longer "useful"?
A vS since they’re useful for their fur, I’m sure they’re good for life since goats don’t go bald
They get to be cuddled?
nice but not good