Date: October 10, 2025 By Adrienne Martini of MDK When Christine Hulse retired from her job as a school counselor in Cooperstown, New York, she didn’t intend to start Clean Cashmere . External Link. Opens in new window. , an all-American cashmere collective. And yet, here she is. It started simply enough: she and her husband bought a small piece of land 20 years ago and liked the manageability of smaller farm animals. Cows and sheep require too much space and labor, which Christine knew from...

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