tobacco farms in lancaster pa The History of Growing Pennsylvania Harvesting Tobacco, Centerville Road, Lancaster

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the tobacco plant was cut off just above the top of the ground and left lying in the field for three or four hours, or until the leaves "fell" or became somewhat withered so that the plant could be handled without breaking the stems and fibers in the leaves

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