An edition of The crime against cotton (1950)

The crime against cotton

a study of the cotton ginning industry, revealing that the practice of ginners, in leaving an ever-increasing amount of the fiber (in the form of linters) on the seed from year to year in the process of ginning, is making cotton competitive with pulp and its costing American cotton growers a minimum of $100,000,000 annually.

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An edition of The crime against cotton (1950)

The crime against cotton

a study of the cotton ginning industry, revealing that the practice of ginners, in leaving an ever-increasing amount of the fiber (in the form of linters) on the seed from year to year in the process of ginning, is making cotton competitive with pulp and its costing American cotton growers a minimum of $100,000,000 annually.

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William-Frederick Press
Language
English
Pages
36

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Subjects

Linters, Cotton gins and ginning
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The crime against cotton: a study of the cotton ginning industry, revealing that the practice of ginners, in leaving an ever-increasing amount of the fiber (in the form of linters) on the seed from year to year in the process of ginning, is making cotton competitive with pulp and its costing American cotton growers a minimum of $100,000,000 annually.
1950, William-Frederick Press
in English

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New York
Series
The exploitation of American cotton and the cotton power,, pt. 1

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
338.17351
Library of Congress
SB252 .C8

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Pagination
36 p.
Number of pages
36

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL238203M
LCCN
agr50000050
OCLC/WorldCat
20611614

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