Cotton, its cultivation, marketing, manufacture, and the problems of the cotton world (1906)
Burkett, Charles William, 1873-, Poe, Clarence Hamilton, 1881- · New York, Doubleday, Page · leaf 114
nshown that a single pound of Sea Island Cotton canbe spun into a thread 160 miles in length. Theacreage devoted to this species is small, consequent-ly Sea Island Cotton influences the market yieldbut little. UPLAND COTTON (Gossypium Herbaceum) This is of Asiatic origin, adapted to upland, andhas… … _^^^^^^ ^^^m L. H K_iSk£^^i^ :.- :^ jnaft.>:^]fDaH ^^^■1 ^^^X^ ^^^ , x^ ■ i:, -i^S^^sfesis^-^i^^^^^i ^3^-J^ !•_:.. .; eSc^^MBF^ir^BWi ■ ^iSfl /**■ ^^ ^_. S^^^M ^- IB ^;;J^ . - *Va^^^i- J^-S^V »?^^ijs^ ^JtT- ^^ §mF^^^ ^■tieatam^^^\ nurMiiMlirt :«» T#- HOLDING FOR BETTER ITIICES. Many farmers now…
Cotton growing · Cotton manufacture
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