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Bringing seed cotton to the gin

Moisture and trash at intake decide more about the bale than the drive to the yard.

A gin can only protect the fibre it receives. Seed cotton that arrives wet, or mixed between fields, leaves the line as a weaker lot than the one that was picked.

Before the trolley rolls

Keep modules or heaps identifiable. Note the field, and do not mix a damp picking with a dry one to save a trip.

What Samama records

Intake checks, lot marks, and how lint is pressed are listed on the Samama product pages. Replace the sample figures with the gin's own practice.

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