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The image presents a flowchart labeled 'WOOL PRODUCTION' that indicates the step-by-step process involved in producing wool items, starting from sheep through to the final products such as jackets or carpets. The process involves 9 main steps: shearing (sheep illustration), cleaning (figure washing wool in a bucket), carding (carding tools diagram), drying (representation of wool in a dryer), spinning - balls of yarn (depiction of spun yarn), storage (wooden crate drawing), recycling (recycling symbol), knitting (knitting needles and wool illustration), and the final products (images of a jacket and a carpet). No numerical data points or percentages are provided.
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The diagram illustrates various stages in wool production, commencing with nurturing sheep, and culminating in the creation of finished products.
Overall, the entire process comprises eleven steps, which can be categorized into three main stages: sheep wool collection, fibre processing, and the manufacture of wool products.
There are four steps involved in wool collection. Initially, sheep are nurtured until reaching the desired stage, which are then shorn. Following this, the collected fleece subsequently undergoes a cleaning process, including washing and drying in sunlight.
Once the collection stage is complete, these raw materials are carded, resulting in a large amount of wool tufts being stored, and unused woolen fibres can be recycled. Afterward, the standard fibers in the storage are spun into yarn balls, which can either be utilized for knitting, or woven into fabrics for jackets or carpets in the final stage.
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