Tri-County Gin

10/21/2025

One bale of cotton weights about 480 lbs.

From dollar bills and t-shirts to diapers and pillowcases, so many different items can be made from a bale of cotton.

Learn more:
https://lifestylemonitor.cottoninc.com/what-can-you-make-from-a-bale-of-cotton/

07/25/2025

Did you know every part of the cotton plant has a purpose? 🌱

Cotton isn’t just good for clothing, it’s good for the soil, too. After harvest, farmers chop the stalks back into the ground, where they help enrich the soil and aid in carbon sequestration. That means the plant pulls carbon dioxide from the air and stores it in the soil, boosting sustainability and supporting crop rotation. 🌎♻️

Cotton does more than grow; it gives back.

07/24/2025

Made from cotton grown in Coffee County Georgia and ginned at Tri County Gin!

Help us welcome our newest Magnolia Loom farmer from the rich red dirt of Coffee County, Georgia, Grantham Farms. To celebrate, we’re dropping a special edition Coffee County tee!

This shirt is more than just cotton. It’s a tribute to the folks growing it. 💪

20% of the proceeds will support the recovery efforts led by Citizens Christian School in Douglas, helping them rebuild after Hurricane Helene caused significant damage to their facilities in September 2024.

This is a limited edition design that comes in YOUTH and ADULT sizes, so don’t wait and grab yours while they last!

🔗 Now live at https://www.magnolialoom.com/shop-now

07/22/2025

Want to elevate your fried chicken game?

Try using cottonseed oil!

With its high smoke point and neutral flavor, cottonseed oil ensures your chicken is extra crispy and delicious.

For more tips on using cottonseed oil, check out this article:
https://www.cottonseedoil.org/news-and-insights/how-to-use-cottonseed-oil-for-crispy-flavorful-fried-chicken

07/08/2025

10/23/2024

We are sad to announce the recent passing of our beloved ginner, Jimmie Turbeville. He will be greatly missed by his Tri County Gin family. Jimmie’s memorial service will be held tomorrow, Thursday 10/24 at 10:00 am at The Sanctuary Church in Douglas.

09/29/2022

DLR Farms getting it in before the storm