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How waste wool becomes a green garden product
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September 10, 2025
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2:33Now PlayingA small business on P.E.I. is taking fleece that used to be thrown out and turning it into wool pellets that gardeners can use to improve their soil. Margaret McEachern, who runs Knit Pickers near North Rustico, will process 4,000 pounds of wool this fall. Island sheep owners are happy about the extra income and what the project does for the environment. CBC's Nancy Russell has the story.
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