Spinning Quality of San Joaquin Valley Cotton as Influenced by Stripper Harvesting Compared to Spindle Picking

T.A. Kerby, Lyle Carter, Kent Brittan and Ed Hughes


 
ABSTRACT

Cotton was grown in 76-cm spacings and harvested at three locations in 1981. An experimental one row spindle picker was compared to a four row brush stripper without cleaner for fiber quality analysis. Seed cotton was baled and shipped to the USDA Ginning Laboratory in mesilla Park for controlled ginning and fiber was forwarded to Texas Tech University, the USDA Fiber Laboratory (Clemson, S.C.), and the USDA Spinning Laboratory (Clemson, S.C.) for quality analysis.



Reprinted from Proceedings of the 1983 Beltwide Cotton Production Research Conference pg. 143
©National Cotton Council, Memphis TN

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