Talk:Fiber crop
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[edit]Fibre crops can also be grown in gardens,it can also be an opportunity of employment for farmers. 169.159.90.255 (talk) 18:24, 11 September 2024 (UTC)
Missed the point. Article is very poor.
[edit]What about wool? It is a fibre and a crop. In Australia, New Zealand or the UK (where wool is the only major fibre crop) if you talk about the fibre crop, there is no doubt that wool is the subject of the conversation
I suggest that the text about the fringe fibres can be lost, and some detail about the worlds important fibre crops be added. We could start by defining the word "crop" in context. It doesn't just mean things that are plants and grow in the ground. Walter Still not in the Epstein Files Ego 16:07, 1 May 2026 (UTC)
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