Posted by thurlow on December 29, 2010 at 06:10:20 from (74.177.47.177):
There seemed to be a misunderstanding of the term 'chopping cotton' in the prior thread. Before the use of chemicals became wide-spread, cotton was typically 'chopped' about 3 times, though it could've been more or less (it was also plowed about the same number of times). It was thinned the FIRST time it was chopped. There were dozens of weeds/grasses which had to be 'chopped', but the major ones for us were cockleburr, johnsongrass, bermuda grass and crab grass. A few miles away, they might've been different. I acknowledge that different terms have different meanings in different places. In addition to chopping, we planted, plowed, barred off, scraped, scratched, laid by, picked, pulled, cut stalks, etc...........and I've probably forgotten some; it's been a long time ago. A search of google images will show lots of pictures of people 'chopping cotton'.
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