At first glance, they might be confused for dog kibble, fire pellets, or little bundles of dirt – but Kami Noyes, a fifth-generation Montana rancher and fiber artist, is turning what many consider "waste wool" into a valuable, eco-friendly soil amendment. Through her company, Ranching Tradition Fiber, Noyes produces wool pellets, a natural fertilizer with significant environmental and agricultural benefits.
Noyes, a past Montana Fibershed Board Member and organizer of the Copper K Fiber Festival, brings a wealth of experience to her venture. With her husband, Reid, they raise Targhee Rambouill...
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