The Knapp Method of Growing Cotton
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For ginning very long staples, such as Sea Island, what is known as a roller gin is used. This is done to prevent cutting the fiber, which may occur with the saw gin.
Before shipment to distant markets, the bale is compressed to one half its size. The round bale is compressed at the gin. The square bales are covered with what is known as bagging, which is made of jute in most cases and is usually a very poor covering. The bale is bound by six steel ties. The average American cotton bale present...s a very ragged appearance. Some sections are using bet- ter coverings for their cotton bales, and especi- ally is this true where the round bale press is used. The round bale is a much neater package, and is completely protected from damage by handling, dirt, or weather. The farmer should demand a better wrapping iot 126 KNAPP METHOD OF GROWING COTTON his cotton, requiring the ginner to completely cover the bale. The round bale Is perhaps the most satisfactory way of putting up cotton.
This method has never been popular for various reasons: mainly from the fact that there is so much money invested in the old style press and compress that it Is difficult for the round bale companies to compete with the old con- cerns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For ginning very long staples, such as Sea Island, what is known as a roller gin is used. This is done to prevent cutting the fiber, which may occur with the saw gin.
Before shipment to distant markets, the bale is compressed to one half its size. The round bale is compressed at the gin. The square bales are covered with what is known as bagging, which is made of jute in most cases and is usually a very poor covering. The bale is bound by six steel ties. The average American cotton bale present...s a very ragged appearance. Some sections are using bet- ter coverings for their cotton bales, and especi- ally is this true where the round bale press is used. The round bale is a much neater package, and is completely protected from damage by handling, dirt, or weather. The farmer should demand a better wrapping iot 126 KNAPP METHOD OF GROWING COTTON his cotton, requiring the ginner to completely cover the bale. The round bale Is perhaps the most satisfactory way of putting up cotton.
This method has never been popular for various reasons: mainly from the fact that there is so much money invested in the old style press and compress that it Is difficult for the round bale companies to compete with the old con- cerns.
What to read after The Knapp Method of Growing Cotton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mercier, W. B. (William Benjamin), B. 1868 to read onlineMoreLess
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