NCGA

National Cotton Ginners Association

Originally established in 1937 with its charter of incorporation in Mississippi, National Cotton Ginners Association is the umbrella organization for eight state and regional ginner associations. National Cotton Ginners Association also represents approximately 440 individual cotton ginning operations in 17 cotton producing states.

The 2026 Cotton Ginners School

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Bale Packaging

Bale packaging, specifications, standards, permanent identification

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Contamination

The NCGA works with equipment manufacturers and growers to identify and eliminate sources of contaminatioon

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Cost of Ginning

Published Cost of Ginning Conference papers in collaboration with the USDA-ARS

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Cotton Quality

Module covering, module averaging, and preventing lint contamination

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Department of Labor/ICE

Information regarding the Fair Labor Standards Act and the Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act

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Environmental Regulations

National Ambiant Air Quality Standards

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Safety

Instructional videos, safety guidelines, and training materials

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Seed Cotton Transportation and Tracking

Rules for transporting seed cotton modules from the field to the gin and regulations for transporting ginned cotton

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