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The 10 pages that link to Fur farming, each with the reason it gives.

• Fur tradeCompared with: Farmed production later competed with pelts obtained through wild trapping.

• American minkNarrower topic: Mink farming is one branch of this wider industry.

• FurRelated: It supplies pelts while raising questions about animal welfare and environmental effects.

• MartenRelated: Some marten relatives and, historically, martens themselves have been affected by fur production.

• NutriaRelated: Nutria were transported and bred outside South America for their fur.

• Fur clothingRelated: Farmed pelts supply a substantial share of some commercial fur garments.

• Ingrid NewkirkRelated: PETA campaigns helped make fur use a prominent target of consumer activism.

• MuskratRelated: Muskrats have been bred in captivity for fur, though trapping has been more common.

• Animal fur (textile material)Related: Farmed species and rearing conditions shape the supply and qualities of some fur.

• Chinchilla rabbitRelated: Demand for fur shaped the breed’s early selection and international spread.