That was a killer video. Every young person should have to do one tobacco season start to finish. It builds character. 👍👍👍

There's nothing I like more about tobacco than the great people that grow it and the stories that come from the harvesting and growing of it. I could watch videos like this all day. Thanks for making them brother… now where's my burley?!

Thanks for sharing, very informative and those guys certainly earn their money. All the best from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.Garry

A day off work an watching this masterpiece, learning never stops even when your smashing your rear end! Hay was wet and greener than a Johndeere 🚜 good stuff Hoss I enjoyed this

I’m proud to see that someone like yourself is carrying on this tradition and for what it’s worth thank you brother.Im interested as well about seed burley any comments on this would be appreciated.GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR MEN.

This was fascinating... Salt of the Earth people.

I love these videos . Thanks for shearing.

Luciano was haulin' ass. cutting those baccy plants. Yes, one of those sticks would be cool for having tampers made! History right there. Happy Smokes. Bones(SGB)

Todd Elmore here... granddad said 3 dews would take the burn out . and his burley would be big as your arm at the bottom. he was doing something wrong .but they know more now .I have seen sticks like that hand made . I'm going to he one make some tmapers. keep on choochin my Brother

I've been watching your videos and I love the content I will be starting a small Tobacco Patch this year so I will be watching all of your videos

Thanks Salaam ! LMS isn't so L anymore . Thanks for the vids Bro ! Educational , History , Biology , Horticulture , Ag . Good Folks ! Whoops YMS ; )

Hey OneManSmoke , Really enjoyed all videos, is burley the only tobacco grown on the Young's farm ? Grate job , Thanks Mike

Did it in east Ga in the 60s and70s

I grew Tobacco for the first time this season. I grew all burleys. I did everything unconventionally and a unorthodox to what I've seen in these videos as i have to improvise my method of curing. So ive been harvesting them by leaves at a time from the bottom leaves up. Is there a particular reason why Burleys are harvested whole plant and impaled on a stake to field wilt? I've seen that Virginia is harvested by leaves at a time and Burleys are whole plant and impaled. Why is this?

I do not understand why the leaves stay in the field for three days. Are they drying? if so, why not put them in the barn. If I grew tobacco, what is the going price for it?

In Wisconsin a lady show me stick spears, now , in the south Ga, north Florida we grew flue tobacco ,you tied the leaves on the stick with bag thread, some time you got your butt whip with a baccur stick.

Keep those videos coming brother! Great to see the Latin community working tobacco too!👍

мне нравится ваше видео ,только жаль что я не понимаю по английскому

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