The cost of producing cotton : 842 records, 1918 (1920)
Moorhouse, L. A. (Llewellyn Alexander), Cooper, Maurice R. (Maurice Royce), 1905- · Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture · leaf 36
oximatelythree hours per acre for a majority of the districts. CHOP COTTON. Sufficient cotton seed is planted to give a thick stand of plants,thereby necessitating considerable thinning when the young cottonhas attained the proper growth. It is the custom to chop out theseextra plants with a hoe,… … Fig. 11.—Chopping cotton. Chopping begins some time in April for the early areas and it mayextend well into June in the districts where the planting is done com-paratively late. (See fig. 11.) Table XXX.—Chop cotton. state and county. Reporting Acres per farm. Num-ber. Per I cent of In cot-total…
Cotton manufacture
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