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ALPACA ANIMALS.

ALPACA TEXTILE INDUSTRY

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WE ARE LOOKING TO CREATE A NORTH AMERICAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY BASED IN THE UNITED STATES.  THIS WILL NOT ONLY SUPPORT THE CURRENT ALPACA INDUSTRY, BUT ALSO PROVIDE SKILLED LABOR JOBS IN THIS COUNTRY. 

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SUPPORTING THIS EFFORT, PLEASE SIGN OUR PETITION.  FORWARD THIS PETITION TO ANYONE 18 AND OLDER WHO IS INTERESTED IN SUPPORTING THE CREATION OF A NEW TEXTILE INDUSTRY.
 

WE ARE LOOKING TO CREATE A NORTH AMERICAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY BASED IN THE UNITED STATES.  THIS WILL NOT ONLY SUPPORT THE CURRENT ALPACA INDUSTRY, BUT ALSO PROVIDE SKILLED LABOR JOBS IN THIS COUNTRY. 

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SUPPORTING THIS EFFORT, PLEASE SIGN OUR PETITION.  FORWARD THIS PETITION TO ANYONE 18 AND OLDER WHO IS INTERESTED IN SUPPORTING THE CREATION OF A NEW TEXTILE INDUSTRY.
 
We the undersigned ask you to create a North American textile industry based in The United States.  This will not only support the current alpaca industry, but also provide skilled labor jobs in this country.

Thank you.
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We signed the "ALPACA TEXTILE INDUSTRY" petition!
# 183:
9:08 am PST, Nov 18, Linda White, Iowa
We MUST increase the demand and production of USA Processed Alpaca Fibers and Yarns.
# 182:
4:15 am PST, Nov 16, Christine Bornstein, Florida
This is a must to improve the sales of fiber in the US.
# 181:
5:19 am PST, Nov 8, Sharon Roberts, Virginia
# 180:
6:01 am PDT, Oct 21, Beverly DeMario, Ohio
we raise these wonderful animals for more than a hobby they have warm soft fleece that needs to get known and used
# 179:
8:31 am PDT, Oct 12, Karen Moore, Ohio
# 178:
9:16 pm PDT, Oct 7, John Pollock, Arizona
One goal I'd like to see sooner vs. later is the recongnition of alpaca farming by the USDA results in a viable commodity. Then the door would be open to their loan programs and new farms can be realized. It's up to us to prove we can make it a commodity.
# 177:
3:24 pm PDT, Oct 6, Kathryn Cone, Indiana
As you know - Elkhart has been hard hit by the leisure market downturn. Fuel oil and other heating products are pricey (except wood right now) and people should be wearing more natural fibers for warmth that does not depend on petroleum as its base. Further, it is a tragedy that we import so much wool from Australia and New Zealand and can only get pennies per pound for our wool and other animal fibers.
# 176:
1:35 pm PDT, Oct 1, Sheila Rash, Wisconsin
Hi, This is a great opportunity for the US to become successful in another agriculture commodity. Plus, I can't imagine ever NOT having the need for warm clothing. The alpaca industry should almost be a neccesity.
# 175:
7:16 am PDT, Sep 25, PETER HOTOVEC, Illinois
We need to create a quality commercial fiber industry in the United States and this is one of the first steps towards that goal.
# 174:
10:48 am PDT, Sep 15, Anne Brooks, Washington
We need to create a quality commercial fiber industry in the United States and this is one of the first steps towards that goal.
# 173:
1:47 pm PDT, Sep 10, Sherry Thomas, Washington
I support this petition 100000000000000000000% Sherry Thomas
# 172:
3:58 pm PDT, Sep 6, Louis Theriault, Arkansas
I support this effort because I don't want to see the alpaca industry go the way of the mohair industry or the emu/ostrich industry. I believe developing and improving agricultural markets should be one of the Department of Agriculture's main functions.
# 171:
5:27 pm PDT, Sep 3, Elaine Koptev, New Hampshire
We need jobs in this country, not retail jobs, but real jobs to support real families. This is important.
# 170:
7:16 pm PDT, Sep 2, Renata Simpson, Kansas
# 169:
6:53 pm PDT, Aug 27, Mary DeLong, Pennsylvania
# 168:
1:19 am PDT, Aug 13, Salahud Din, Pakistan
# 167:
7:39 am PDT, Aug 9, Vickie Parker, Texas
We need to get 'back to the future'. Our Texas roots are those of pioneers, textile farmers and producers.
# 166:
12:25 pm PDT, Jul 31, Tammy Derrick, Washington
# 165:
2:14 am PDT, Jul 25, Rashid Mehmood Syed Mehmood Anwar, Pakistan
# 164:
9:07 am PDT, Jul 23, Nora Hussey, South Carolina
Bring Back the textile industry to the United States. We lost so much of it over the last 1/2 century and now it is time to bring it back along with the jobs.
# 163:
6:38 pm PDT, Jul 21, Sharon Vail, Oregon
As fiber producers we need to have a place that is located in the United States of America to process large quantities of alpaca fiber in to fabric, and other products. It is being done in Canada, we can do it here.
# 162:
11:03 am PDT, Jul 21, Barbara Lyons, Ohio
# 161:
10:13 am PDT, Jul 9, Pia M. Al-Ubaidi, Ohio
American Alpacas produce the highest quality fiber in the world, an the creation of a thriving commercial fiber industry should be our goal from here on out. It is imperative that we as breeders of our outstanding animals move forward with our efforts to build the North American Alpaca Fiber industry!
# 160:
4:39 pm PDT, Jul 8, Karen Biscella, Ohio
We need to create and keep skilled jobs in North America. The creation of a textile industry in North America will provide much needed manufacturing jobs in the United States and Canada. They will also provide an outlet for alpaca fiber which is one of the softest and warmest fibers throughout the world.
# 159:
12:42 pm PDT, Jul 6, Dianne Kelley, Idaho
I would love to see more fiber mills in America especially one that has an interest in alpaca! Thanks for the chance to sshow our support!
# 158:
7:26 am PDT, Jul 6, Linda Bradley, Michigan
# 157:
7:33 am PDT, Jun 25, Cathy Stauffer, Mississippi
# 156:
2:24 pm PDT, Jun 19, Patti Jennings, Illinois
# 155:
1:47 pm PDT, Jun 7, Bonnie Knight, Ohio
# 154:
7:41 am PDT, May 25, TAMRA JOHNSON, Tennessee
# 153:
8:52 am PDT, May 10, Sarah Baker, Illinois
Let's try something new: producing the material here, and making the clothing here!
# 152:
2:18 pm PDT, May 5, Elizabeth Ream, Idaho
# 151:
6:52 am PDT, May 3, Valerie Myers, Pennsylvania
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