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The tabacco season stared as early as January
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Forests were cleared to make new feilds for tobacco
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New feilds had to be constanly prepared
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In preporation for the for planting, the soil in field is hoed into small mounds or hills.
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The entire stalk of tobacco was cut down and left there to wilt.
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Stakes were hung in barns to dry.
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Often done on rainy days.
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hogheads could hold 200 to 500 pounds of tobacco
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workers rolled the barrels of tobacco down roads to get to the harbor