When the fur trade started to boom in the early 2000s, fur farmers were struggling to compete with the fur and pelts industry that was booming.

They struggled to keep up with demand for fur products and struggled to maintain their quality control standards.

Now, however, the fur industry is starting to thrive, with an abundance of fur for fur-loving consumers.

According to a report published in the January 2018 issue of the journal Science Advances, a fur industry that includes companies like Fur-Rite International and Furfur, the number of fur farms in the United States rose from about 50,000 in 2009 to nearly 300,000 today.

Fur production is still in its infancy, but it has already exploded.

For years, fur buyers could expect to pay a premium for the product they saw on the market, but in the last few years, prices have skyrocketed.

Furs have become more expensive in recent years because of a variety of factors, including the growing demand for organic fur and the decline of the fur-breeding industry.

Furs are also growing at an unprecedented pace in the U.S. According to the Animal Welfare Institute, the average U..

S.-based fur farm produced more than 13 million kilograms (28 million pounds) of fur last year.

Furry fur is sold in stores and at pet stores.

Fur is also sold online through websites such as Etsy, Furry World, and the Fur Fur Emporium.

While fur is expensive, the products are generally more affordable than the fur products that are made from the animals themselves.

Furry fur can be purchased from fur farms that have been certified by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), which means the animals are fed on an organic, humane and sustainable basis.

In the U!

fur industry, people in the industry can be seen interacting with animals, learning about the animals and the people who work with them.

For some, the experience is quite therapeutic.

The Fur Fur Enthusiast Association of America, which is based in Maryland, said in a press release that the fur community is “one of the most creative, innovative and supportive groups” of its kind in the country.