That sure reminds me of the good old days here in WNC when we use to grow a lot of burly tobacco. It is hard to run across a tobacco patch in my county anymore. We had tobacco and a dairy farm and actually made some $ at it. Those days are sure gone. Tobacco sent me and my 2 siblings through 4 years of college. That would be impossible these days. I can remember cutting tobacco that had to be 7' tall and the stalk 2 1/2 inches in diameter. I remember getting 3500lbs per acre. There on the last we did good to get 1800 lbs per acre. I am not bragging but seems like when I was in college I could cut around 100 sticks per hour. Does that sound right. I know I always cut the first rows because the faster cutters cut the first rows because they stayed out of the slower cutters way. That was when I was strong and healthy. My poor old back would not take that now.
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