tobacco farms
Nicotine crop fields
Tobacco farms are agricultural operations that cultivate tobacco plants for commercial harvest.
The crop requires intensive labor—planting, topping, and curing the leaves—and has historically been associated with the American South: His family had worked tobacco farms in North Carolina for generations.
The term often evokes both the economic importance of the crop and its controversial health legacy.
- CherokeeIndigenous Southeastern nation
- burleyLight air-cured tobacco
- sharecroppersFarmers paying rent in crops
- migrant workersPeople moving for jobs
- seedEmbryonic plant capsule
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- farmlandfarms, fields, field, barns, barn
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Land cultivated for wine grapes
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Restorative destination programs
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Protected ecological areas
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