PROCEEDINGS OF THE 1994 BELTWIDE COTTON CONFERENCES
	Jan. 5-8, San Diego, CA Editors C. Paul Dugger & Debbie A. Richter
WORKSHOP: GINNING TECHNOLOGY TABLE OF CONTENTS

Where Does Fiber Quality Come From? William R. Meredith, Jr.	155
Separation of Color Grade and Leaf Grade -- AMS Overview Mack Bennett	158
Experiences with Decoupled Color Grade and Leaf Grade - Producer Perspective Robert A. Carson, Jr.	161
Experiences with Decoupled Color Grade and Leaf Grade - Ginner Perspective John F. Visic	162
Decoupled Color and Trash Grade -- Ginning for Maximum Value William Mayfield	163
Why We Installed Only One Stage of Saw Lint Cleaning Charles A. Glover	166
Ginning for Maximum Value with Decoupling: How Much Cleaning Is Needed? Mark M. Borba	168
Status of Gin Process Control Systems W. Stanley Anthony, Richard K. Byler	170
Financial Feasibility of a Gin Process -- Control System: A Preliminary Assessment Darren Hudson, Don Ethridge, and Jeff Brown	172
Experiences with Gin Process Control at Burdette Gin W. Stanley Anthony, Richard K. Byler and LeRoy Deavenport	176
My Experiences with Process Control Dennis M. Scamardo	180
Experiences with Decoupled Color Grade and Leaf Grade - Mill Perspective Wallace Greenway
Experiences with Decoupled Color Grade and Leaf Grade - Merchant Perspective Bruce K. Groefsema

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