Cotton

It began in the beginning with the United States still under British rule. Because of the optimal growing conditions in the South many of the farms and plantations in the colonies were established there. As large cities and factory towns began to gain speed in the North a left-wing mindset began to take over and the industrial revolutions were brought to America. As the population grew in the North the South's crop production soared and as a result the agri - culture was deeply embedded in the South. Due to the fact that not many people wanted to (or knew how to) do anything other than farming no one ever did.

(The fertile soil is probably the big one to look for though)

COTTON

A vicuna is a South American hoofed mammal, Latin name Vicugna vicugna, closely related to the alpaca and llama.

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yes

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There are a few different companies who manufacture Pima Cotton, however a company called Supima is the promotional organisation of Pima Cotton, and they have licensed their trademark in Pima Cotton to leading knitters, spinners, weavers, brands and retailers.

Damask cotton is a cotton fabric that is reversible with a pattern woven into one of the sides. Damask is the actual weaving pattern and can appear in any fabric: silk, wool, bamboo, hemp, or synthetic fiber.

it's called the Spinning Jenny and no, the Cotton Gin just took the seeds out while the Spinning Jenny actually spun thread. The spinning Jenny spun 8 threads at a time which sped up cloth making a good bit, the technology before the spinning Jenny only did 1 thread at a time, but it still saved them time

At 10.54pm on March 20th, 1975, the MP for Ince, Michael McGuire is recorded in Hansard at: http://hansard.millbanksystems.com/commons/1975/mar/20/textile-industry-1 However, it isn't said when the Mill actually closed.

Cotton grows in a fairly large plant, but to pick the cotton the plant has to be killed so the cotton bolls will open for picking. So, a defoliation takes place and a chemical agent is used to kill the plant. This happens each fall and it has a skunk like smell. After the plant is dead a machine called a cotton picker goes down each row of cotton and pulls the cotton off the plant. Since it all doesn't come off the first time the picker makes several runs for several weeks in the field. If it rains in this time the quality of the cotton goes down for selling. The rain yellows the whiteness of the cotton. After it is picked the picker puts the cotton in big trailers that take the cotton to the gin. At the gin the cotton is cleaned and processed. The seeds are removed and the cotton is put in large bales so it can be taken for auction. When all the cotton is finished in the field the field is plowed under to prevent bollworms.

i dont know, can someone please answer this?

They are fibers.

Because there is a seed inside every ball of cotton. Without the cotton Gin, people needed to remove each seed by hand before the cotton fiber could be processed and spun into thread. So much labor was required, that even if slaves helped, it was a barely profitable endeavor. The cotton gin made the seed removal process much faster, since much could be processed by few workers.

Cotton is a plant. To make it into fabric, it must be harvested, cleaned, spun into thread and woven

It's a really puffy tail. Peter COTTON tail, had a really poofy tail.

Cotton picking is pulling the soft cotton out of the hard boll that has opened when the cotton is ready to be harvested.

Cotton pulling is harvesting the cotton by pulling the entire opened boll, with the cotton in it.

During US civil war blockade stopped selling to foreign countries. US troops destroyed crops. After civil war was because of the destruction of the war destroyed most of the crops.

yes

Can be made from cotton, linen or silk

yes. wool is from goats

but cotton balls are made from cotton.

Cotton is a hypoallergenic, comfortable fabric made of natural fibers. These fibers are very low maintenance and durable, making cotton the leading fabric of clothing.

encouraged worldwide industrial developnent. apex

A cotton blanket is used on colder days due to its softness and insulating properties. The cotton traps a lot of heat due to its fluffiness, keeping the user warm.