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PROSPECT, TENNESSEE | YES, THE SEED IN THE LINT NEEDS TO BE DRY AS SO DOES THE LINT. DOESNT TAKE MUCH TO GET IT DRY AS DOES CORN AND BEANS. A LITTLE SUN AND A SLIGHT BREEZE WILL DO THE TRICK. HAVE BALED A FEW ON SOME LATE NIGHT RUNS WHERE THE DEW HAD FELL AND YOU GET HEATING ALONG WITH QUALITY PROBLEMS. GREEN LEAVES WILL CAUSE THE SAME PROBLEM.
WHEN WE BUILD THE MODULE (BALE) AND COVER IT THE COTTON GINNER PICKS THE MODULE UP AND STORES IT ON THERE LOT UNTIL IT IS GINNED THEN IT IS BALED IN 480-500# BALES AND PLACED IN A WEARHOUSE UNTIL SOLD. | |
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Cotton got me thinking. Oh No!
