(November 1939) ap Griffith, G; Chandler, P.; A.I.C.T.A., A.I.C., Chemist
In seasons when the price is favorable a considerable proportion of the cotton seed produced in Uganda is exported as such. In districts remote from railhead export is rarely profitable, and again in years of low prices none except the most favourably situated ginneries can dispose of their seed at an economic price.
