Gyapjúnyírás
Gyapjúnyírás, the Hungarian term for sheep shearing, is the process of removing the wool fleece from a sheep. This practice is crucial for sheep welfare, as it prevents heat stress during warmer months and reduces the risk of parasitic infestations. Historically, gyapjúnyírás was a communal activity, often a seasonal event that brought together farmers and villagers.
The timing of gyapjúnyírás typically occurs in the spring or early summer, after the risk of extreme
The tools used for gyapjúnyírás have evolved over time. Traditionally, hand shears, similar to large scissors,
The removed fleece, known as wool, is a valuable natural fiber. It is cleaned, sorted, and then