Question

Which is a factory where seeds are removed from cotton books and then spun into thread

Answer 1

Answer:

ginning factory

Explanation:

Ginning is a process in which the seeds are removed from the cotton pods. These plucked out cotton balls are packed into bales which are then sent to a ginning factory. The ginning factory uses vacuum pipes and revolving circular saws which clean and separates the cotton from the seeds, dirt, and lint.

Answer 2

Answer:

Ginning factory

Explanation:

Ginning is a process in which the seeds are removed from the cotton pods. These plucked out cotton balls are packed into bales which are then sent to a ginning factory. The ginning factory uses vacuum pipes and revolving circular saws which clean and separates the cotton from the seeds, dirt, and lint.