tobacco fields
Where cigarettes begin
Tobacco fields are agricultural lands where tobacco plants are cultivated.
The phrase evokes the American South, where tobacco was historically a major cash crop worked by enslaved people and later sharecroppers: rows of workers bent over the tobacco fields.
The image carries associations of hard manual labor under hot sun.
- auction houseFirm conducting competitive sales
- plowingTurning earth for crops
- soil erosionLoss of topsoil
- summer heatWarm season's high temperatures
- hand pickingSelecting manually, individually
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- Antebellum Southplantation, cotton kingdom, overseer, slave quarters, big house
- plantationsplantation, Melrose, Monmouth, Longwood, plantation owner
- tobacco farmingbright leaf, seedbeds, seedbed, transplanting, topping
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tobacco fieldscornfields
Cultivated grain expanses
wheat fields · cotton fields · rice paddies · vegetable gardens · soybean fields
tobacco fieldswilderness
Uncultivated, uninhabited natural region
parking lots · city blocks · fallow land · industrial parks · concrete jungle
tobacco fieldsorganic farms
Pesticide-free cultivation operations
community gardens · healing gardens · vegetable farms · fruit orchards · apple orchards
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