Caruthersville Gin, Inc.

03/26/2026

We had a great time today at our appreciation fish fry. It was a small way to say a big thank you to the people who make what we do possible.

To our farmers — your hard work, long days, and dedication never go unnoticed. You are the backbone of everything we do.

To our landowners — thank you for your trust and partnership. We’re grateful for the opportunity to gin your cotton.

To our vendors and partners — your reliability and support help keep things running smoothly day in and day out during gin season and as we prepare for the next season.

We are truly blessed to be surrounded by such a strong, hardworking group of people. It means more than you know, and we don’t take it for granted.

Looking forward to another great year ahead!

Also, a special thank you to the Caruthersville Fire Department for preparing the food and Pam Treece - Southern Catering for the deserts! Everything was great!

11/27/2025

🦃🍁 Happy Thanksgiving from Caruthersville Gin!
Today we give thanks for our farmers, our employees, our community, and everyone who helps keep our fields, families, and hometowns growing strong.
We’re proud to be part of the agriculture community and grateful for the hard work and dedication that make each season possible.

Wishing you all a warm, safe, and blessed Thanksgiving.

11/21/2025

As we approach the Thanksgiving season, we are very thankful for a safe and successful gin season. Although it was a shorter season than we anticipated, it was a great year. Blessed with the best employees, producers, and landowners!

10/18/2025

08/19/2025

Two module trucks for sale. See the last picture for individual truck information. They are ready to haul cotton.

07/11/2025

04/07/2025

We learn something new every day, who would have thought?

Did you know that cotton is in some beers?

While cotton is known mostly for its natural fiber and its use in textile production, cotton does so much more than clothe us. Cotton production creates many byproducts, which is why it is known as an “and” crop – it produces fiber and linters and seed, without requiring extra land, water, fertilizer or other support.

Cotton linters, the tiny fuzz left on cottonseed hulls, are an extremely versatile by-product as well. Linters are commonly used to make products like paper, but it can also be found in food products such as ice cream and beer.

Learn more:
https://cottontoday.cottoninc.com/our-sustainability-story/circularity/cottonseed-an-and-crop

03/24/2025

Deputy Undersecretary Brooke Appleton joined RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander to discuss the highlights with some of the payment rates for the main eligible commodities like corn, soybeans, and wheat, some of the eligibility requirements producers need to keep in mind, and her priorities for the dep...

03/22/2025

Please join us for a drop in retirement reception honoring Gary Hayes 34 years of dedicated service to our gin.

When: Tuesday, March 25th from 9am - 3pm

Where: Gin Office - 928 State Hwy U in Caruthersville

02/20/2025

Did you know that a bale of cotton weighs about 480 lbs.?

Learn more about all the things cotton can do:
https://lifestylemonitor.cottoninc.com/what-can-you-make-from-a-bale-of-cotton/

09/12/2024