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brightleaf

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If your looking for a tobacco grown from a unique mineral soil. This year's crop from North Sumatra may fit the bill. Nature has provided an extra dose of mineral fertilizer from nearby Mt. Sinabung.

From the article news18
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coyja

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Spinning ball of dirt
https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/volcanic_ash/agriculture.html
Interesting... I would have leaned to side of it would be good for the soil, too, but maybe not so much...

Possibly the following year?

 

brightleaf

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If they get good rain I would guess that some of the crop could be saved. The tobacco plants looked better off than the pics of tomato plants I saw. The ash cloud looked directional, so it probably didn't destroy all of the crops on the island. I doubt they have to worry about nutrient deficiency for the following years. Indonesia is one of the very few countries that did not sign the FCTC. If there is a source to buy their tobacco I would support them.

 
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