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AWTA Ltd Services > What types of Vegetable Matter are identified during the testing process?

What types of Vegetable Matter are identified during the testing process?

Vegetable Matter is reported as a percentage weight as well as being broken down into its three components: Seed & Shive; Hard Heads & Twigs; and Burr.

A full description of the types of vegetable matter in Australian wool can be obtained from the publication Testing the Wool Clip.