HUMCO Services
When your operation depends on a service like ours, history and a proven record is important.
HUMCO is dedicated to helping cotton producers maximize their cotton experience. We are providing you with access to the most up-to-date information on cotton available. All you need is right here at your fingertips.
As always we are here to help you with all your cotton needs. Please give us a call or come by to see us.
Cotton Gins
Two Gin Locations To Serve You in Hartsville & Salters South Carolina.
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Ginning & Industry Market News.
Reports & Resources
Cotton producers can now get data, reports, resources online at HUMCO.
HUMCO Teams
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About Us
A Legacy of Excellence
As one of the larger ginning operations in South Carolina, we are proud to serve our cotton growers throughout Hartsville, Salters and surrounding counties. Cotton is a vital resource for both the United States of America and the world. We know our growers work hard to produce the best cotton in the world and we strive to process that cotton quickly and to the highest quality standard. If you would like to join the HUMCO team, get in touch today!
Two Gin Locations To Serve You
HUMCO Gins
Coker Gin – Hartsville
Our main gin is located in the heart of Hartsville, South Carolina at 311 Sumter Street. This gin has been in operation since 1926 and is capable of processing 1,000 bales of daily.
Our main gin is located in the heart of Hartsville, South Carolina at 311 Sumter Street. This gin has been in operation since 1926 and is capable of processing 1,000 bales of daily.
Salters Gin
In 2020 we acquired the former Tri County Gin located at 5288 S Williamsburg County Hwy Salters, SC 29590. Prior to the acquision, the gin operated for over 30 years. Salters Gin is capable of ginning 40 to 50 bales an hour.
In 2020 we acquired the former Tri County Gin located at 5288 S Williamsburg County Hwy Salters, SC 29590. Prior to the acquision, the gin operated for over 30 years. Salters Gin is capable of ginning 40 to 50 bales an hour.
