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Conversion of Small Hydraulic Cottonseed Oil Mills into Higher Oil-Yielding Mills

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  • Brewster, John M.
  • Clark, Stanley P.

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Excerpts from thew report Summary: In this study of conversion of the hydraulic type of cottonseed oil mill into more productive plants of the screw-press, prepress-solvent, or direct-solvent type, two general conclusions were reached: 1. When the annual volume of seed crushed is sufficient to show a profit on new investment in conversion to both the prepress-solvent and the direct-solvent type of plant, it is always more profitable to convert to the prepress-solvent type. 2. When volume is sufficient to show a profit on new investment in conversion to both the screw-press and the prepress-solvent type of plant, the profit is always greater in converting to the screw-press type of operation.

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  • Brewster, John M. & Clark, Stanley P., 1957. "Conversion of Small Hydraulic Cottonseed Oil Mills into Higher Oil-Yielding Mills," Marketing Research Reports 310514, United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Service, Transportation and Marketing Program.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:uamsmr:310514
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.310514
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