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Monday, December 31, 2012
Round Bales (of Cotton, Not Hay)
The cotton growers have discovered the virtues of round bales, according to this. The piece mentions the changes ginners have to make, but nothing about the rest of the trade. Back in the days of "King Cotton", we used to export bales on steamships. I wonder whether we still export raw cotton today, and if so in what form?
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