Horse owners must be knowledgeable and aware of the diseases that are common to horses and other livestock species and to humans. A severe outbreak of any of these diseases would have a substantial veterinary and economic impact on the U.S., and on the horse industry.orse owners must be knowledgeable and aware of the diseases that are common to horses and other livestock species and to humans. A severe outbreak of any of these diseases would have a substantial veterinary and economic impact on the U.S., and on the horse industry.
Broadcloth is a dense, plain woven cloth, historically made of wool. Today, most broadcloth is cotton or a cotton blend.roadcloth (Flemish Laken) was first produced in Flanders from the 11th century and throughout the medieval period. After 1400 Leiden in Holland became the most important place for broadcloth industry in Europe.
Here we have to get a little bit technical. The raw material a suit is made from â silk, linen, cotton, etc. â is fairly easy to grasp. Whatâs a bit more complex, but equally vital in determining how the finished product feels and sits on your body, is the weave. The weave is the specific pattern in which individual strands are interlaced and pulled tight to make a piece of solid cloth. Weaves can range from totally invisible to roughly-textured and visible at a distance. The difference between bumpy seersucker and ultra-sheer broadcloth is all in the weave.