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How to Wash Alpaca Wool Fiber for Spinning

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ChannelTyrese Gould Jacinto

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This is the first step in processing the alpaca fur that was just sheared. I will use this for my Lenape art.
We are Purépecha Unalachtigo Ranch.
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We are using wisdom from what we learned from our elders to be responsible to earth as a connected system and to celebrate both ancient cultures of our people.

We are practicing homesteading, and a permanent culture which is a philosophy of working with nature. Our perma-home is our lifestyle of self-sufficiency. We practice agriculture, home preservation of food, natural pest control, recycling and a small amount of production of natural fibers, clothing, and craftwork from items grown on the perma-home for household use or sale.

We have a keen sense of looking at plants and animals in all their functions, to determine their contribution to each other and ourselves as a self-sufficiency method of survival.

We practice a set of principles developed around whole systems thinking to utilize the behaviors and features we notice in our natural connected systems.

We take advantage of renewable energy by using solar electricity. We also plant and grow heirloom vegetables and raise heritage livestock.

Our ultimate goal is self-sufficiency from our perma-home in which we need little or no help from outside employment.

Describe for tips on permaculture and homesteading. We truly hope that you enjoy all the posts. Vic and Ty

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Tyrese Gould Jacinto published this 18:24 video tutorial on November 5, 2019. It has been watched 297 times on YouTube.

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