Cotton bales are compact, cylindrical packages of raw cotton fibers, carefully processed and tightly packed for storage and transport. Each bale typically weighs between 170 to 225 kilograms, depending on regional and industry standards. Cotton bales are essential in the textile industry as they serve as the primary raw material for spinning into yarn, weaving, and knitting. The quality of the cotton in bales is assessed based on fiber length, strength, color, and cleanliness, which influence its suitability for various textile applications. Proper handling and storage of cotton bales are crucial to prevent contamination and maintain fiber quality during transit and processing