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The Yarn Podcast

Biological harvesting of wool, Philip Hynd

Episode 244 - March 29, 2023
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There has never been a more acute need to find alternatives to harvest wool. The research project with the University of Adelaide to biologically harvest wool using a new protein and a new method of removing wool is making significant headway. Hear chief researcher Professor Philip Hynd discuss headway so far.

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