National Cottonseed Products Association

National Cottonseed Products Association (2006) Twenty facts about cottonseed oil, http / / www.cottonseed.com/publications/facts.asp... 

National Cottonseed Products Association, The Cottonseed Industry Statistical Handbook, Memphis, Tennessee, 2002. 

Agricultural Research Service and National Cottonseed Products Association, in Proceedings of a Conference, Southern Regional Research Center, ARS, USDA, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1978. 

Cottonseed and Cottonseed Products. Whole cottonseed and its oil-bearing (screw press/expeller) meals can be economically attractive sources of oil and protein but must be used properly. Currently, approximately 35 0% (1.5 million tons) of the domestic cottonseed crop is fed whole to adult ruminants (primarily dairy cattle) annually. Whole cottonseed is not defined by AAFCO but is identified as IFN 5-01-614 it is called feed-grade cottonseed by the National Cottonseed Products Association s trading mles (32). It consists of the entire seed of the cotton plant after the cotton fibers have been removed by ginning at a fiber seed ratio... 

NCPA, Rules of the National Cottonseed Products Association, 1993-1994, National Cottonseed Products Association, Memphis, Tenn. 1993. 

L. A. Jones, and C. C. King, Cottonseed Oil, National Cottonseed Products Association, Inc. and The Cotton Foundation, Memphis, Tennessee, 1990. 

The National Cottonseed Products Association, Inc., whose main office is in Memphis, Tenn., assembles some statistics covering cost of processing cottonseed. A book of Rules Governing Transactions between Members of the National Cottonseed Products Associa-... 

National Cottonseed Products Association, Inc., Rules Governing Transactions between... 

Another most important contribution to the technical literature is the book, Official and Tentative Methods of the American Oil Chemists Society (I), which describes in great detail methods of sampling and methods of analysis which are approved by the society. This book is published in loose-leaf form, since additions and revisions are frequent. The society s committees on methods of analysis continue the never-ending job of trying to improve and simplify, the procedures. The official methods are accepted as standard by most of the trade and are also recognized by other technical organizations, such as the American Chemical Society, the National Cottonseed Products Association, the National Soybean Processors Association, and the American Association of Cereal Chemists. 

It is almost impossible to maintain a complete and up-to-date listing of the publications dealing with limited special fields within the edible oil industry. Many of these are sponsored by technical or trading associations. For example, there is the Cotton Gin and Oil Mill Press of the National Cottonseed Products Association, the Peanut Journal and Nut World of the National Peanut Council, the Soybean Digest of the American Soybean Association, the Bulletin of the Institute of Margarine Manufacturers, the Journal of Milk and Food Technology, the American Butter and Cheese Review and the National Provisioner. In Canada there is Butterfal in Italy there is Olive Culture and in France there is the Bulletin of the International Office of the Cocoa and Chocolate Industry,... 

National Cottonseed Products Association, Trading Rules, Memphis, TN, 1990-91. 

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