When we look at the number of growers in the state, at one time more than half of the farms in Kentucky grew tobacco and today just a little bit more than 1% of the farms in Kentucky now grow tobacco. Now 20 years after the reform was passed and 10 years after the end of the buyout Knopf said that tobacco represents just about 3% of the states agricultural profits
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Burley tobacco was grown in eastern and central Kentucky while dark fire cured and dark air cured tobacco were grown in the western part of the state
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