MS Moments 215 - James Gray - Ginning Cotton - a podcast by USM Center for Oral History
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After cotton is picked, the cotton fibers, called lint, must be separated from the seeds in a process known as “ginning.” James Gray went to work for the Torrey Cotton Gin in Port Gibson as a young man. He explains the cotton ginning process and the importance of doing it correctly.
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