Sentence examples for wool markets from inspiring English sources

The cloth that made Lavenham came from the great sheep runs of Gloucestershire, and wool markets such as Chipping Campden.

The wheat market in Minneapolis, the cotton and wool markets in New York City, and the markets in frozen pork bellies and live hogs in the midwestern United States are among them.

The group also supports wool markets and food sovereignty projects -- shortening supply chains and reducing dependence.

Kendal became a prosperous centre for wool marketing and processing.

Sydney's primary wool market is headquartered at the Wool Centre, which opened in 1975.

Wakefield had a wool market by 1308, and Flemish cloth weavers began to settle there about 1470, stimulating the local woolen industry.

The building, erected in 1894 in an effort by "wool men" to wrest control of the wool market from Boston, is no Bryant Park tent, but it apparently served well enough.

Exiled to England for the next eight years, Macarthur studied the English wool market and again returned to Australia, where he, with his wife and sons, promoted the activities of the Australian Agricultural Company, formed in London in 1824 to develop the colony's wool industry.

Assume further that the wool market is soft and American's aren't eating much mutton these days.

In this study, the substantially higher returns from the niche wool market did not compensate fully for the extra cost of production and the extra effort required for niche marketing.

A ration was formulated to provide a low rate of gain in order that lambs attained slaughter weight (59 kg) when they were approximately 12 month of age because a 12-month fleece is a prerequisite for high value in the targeted hand spinning niche wool market.