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In the early and even mid-20th century, farmers were still doing most everything by hand, explains Smith, retrieving from the Tobacco Farm Life Museums collections what looks to be a foot-long 2.5-inch thick vampire stake with a small cylindrical pole jutting from its side about six inches above its blunted point
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"The yellower the leaf, the more natural sugar there is and the less nicotine there is by comparison," Reeves explains, "while in darker leaf, more of the sugar has been lost and as a result the nicotine will be more pronounced." All of these curing methods are essential to the manufacturing processes of tobacco and what ultimately becomes our beloved blends
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