More commonly known by its trademark Roundup It is used not only to kill weeds in crops, but also as a desiccant prior to harvesting. The little silica packet that keeps your camera dry is a desiccant – it dries water from the crop and makes harvesting easier. Glyphosate is sprayed onto plants about four … Read more
What reason could compel so many otherwise sensible, rational, people to disregard nearly sixteen million quality home-grown furs every year, even after they have already eaten the sheep?
British sheepskin has always been of world-class quality. Despite massive changes in the industry, we still lead on quality. Featured image by Ayse Rifat Most sheepskin in the UK is destroyed as a waste product of the meat industry, very few go through the tanning process (read more about the huge waste of sheepskins here). … Read more
How Sheepskins are Produced Our Sheepskins. Dartmoor sheepskins are produced in one of the oldest tanneries in England. Here is a video showing the process which has been performed on Dartmoor for hundreds of years.
A sheepskin is a sheep’s skin (funny that) and has come from an animal that has been slaughtered, usually for meat.