Arrange the following sequential stages in the agro-allied manufacturing of cotton textiles in Nigeria (such as in Kaduna and Kano industrial clusters), from raw material extraction to the final finished product.
- 1Ginning harvested seed cotton to separate the lint from seeds
- 2Spinning cotton lint into continuous strands of yarn
- 3Weaving or knitting yarn to produce raw unrefined fabric (gray cloth)
- 4Dyeing, printing, and finishing fabric for market distribution
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The correct sequence starts with ginning harvested seed cotton to separate lint, followed by spinning lint into yarn, then weaving yarn into raw fabric, and concludes with dyeing, printing, and finishing the fabric.
In Nigeria's agro-based textile industry, processing follows a strict forward supply sequence: raw seed cotton is first ginned to remove seeds, the resulting lint is spun into yarn, the yarn is woven into raw cloth, and finally the fabric is dyed and finished for distribution.
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Agro-Allied Textile Processing Stages in Nigeria
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