16K views · 85 reactions | The yarn here is a blend of angora goat fiber and sheep wool. The white fiber shown is a cashmere goat and the brown/grey is an angora goat. Who grew your hat? Learn more about angora goats here: https://backyardgoats.iamcountryside.com/goat-breeds/angora-goats-breed-profile/ #homestead #homesteading #fiberart #knittinglove #knitters #modernhomesteading #knitting #fibershed #goats #fibergoats | Mother Earth News | Facebook

Squishy Merino wool, Angora soft as a cloud, and lustrous Mohair make this batt an absolute delight. The Angora and Mohair are loaded directly onto the drum of the carder since they have more of a tendency to get stuck on the licker in, and it also makes for a little texture in the finished batt.💗 | Cedar Hill Fiber Farm

11K views · 263 reactions | Fall shearing for the Angora goats has begun! Their coats have been growing beautifully all summer long, so now it’s time for a fresh start before winter comes. | Cedar Hill Fiber Farm | Facebook

“Why are you breeding them?” “Why do you sell them?” “What’s their purpose?” Cause everything needs a purpose right? I mean why do anything if it’s not providing some sort of service since that’s the most common mindset. “Why are you sad about those goats, you sold them?” “Stop breeding if you don’t want to sell them.” Ok thank you for all those comments. Totally hadn’t thought of that myself. But since most of the people that comment that saw my reel for two seconds, gave their two cents, and m