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Please I need some tobacco leave, like 1kg

wow

Uao😮 meus avós faziam essa prática

great

I remember seeing my mama and our neighbor doing it

what type of tobacco is this?

we have best quality tobacco in pakistan 🇵🇰 too. we are cultivated every year

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Anybody know where to buy pure tobacco leaves in North Carolina?

Didn't show any looping

My great aunt had poliovirus and she was a super fast at this when the tying machine broke. I only really helped them when we were there. My dad did it his whole childhood.

They can strang.

Please find this product I am looking for

Cool video my fathers family grew and sold tobacco in green sea South carolina and had a auction ware house in Tabor City NC. It operated from the 70s untill maybe 2000. I remember the smell of the cured tobacco in the ware house . Its was cool as a little boy to look out over the floor and see thousands of tobacco sheets filled from one side to the other. And the aroma of it all was great. Its a shame this is a time gone by. Never worked in the feilds that was before my time so its very intersting to me to watch these videos. Thanks to who ever posted this .

Poor thing!

This is the slowest I every seen anyone do this. Our women would blow them out of the water!!

This is exactly what I did every summer at my grandparents farm, in Littleton, NC, at harvest time. Crazy me I loved every minute of it. My Grandfather, Dad, uncles and other family member men worked in the field chopping the 'Bacca". The young children, the boys and girls and some of the women worked the table handing bunches of the leaves to the fast young women and older girls (Wrappers) to tie them onto the poles. Man were they fast!! They's snatch and wrap in a flash. That part of the process (wrapping), Chopping (Men's work) and actually putting the sticks in the barn were the only things I didn't get to do because of my gender and age. I did get to "hand" (give the bunches of leaves to the wrappers), Pile up the wrapped sticks to go into the barn, and lastly to relay those sticks to the men and boys when they were putting them into the barn. We worked from Sunup to Sundown.

The gentleman in this video is Mr Page Roberts (not Page Davis) of Clarksville, Virginia. I hope you will correct this. Mr Roberts is former World Champion Tobacco Auctioneer.

waaay too short

too short