My mother, father, both sets of grandparents, and at least one set of great grandparents were all tobacco farmers. Mother, at 86 years of age, still lives on the "home place" where I grew up. This farm was originally purchased by my paternal grandparents in the 1950's, and sold to my parents in the 1970's. Dad, now deceased, and his father, ran a Holstein dairy and raised tobacco here since the 1950's. The farm is currently leased to another local farm family whose crop you see here. The dairy cattle are long gone. Mother still lives in her house by herself, and like most farm women who survived all this, is with all due respect, "as tough as Tarzan's feet".Your mom’s a tobacco farmer? That tobacco sure looks nice…
Hey I want samples when ready please! LOL
My grandfather on my mother’s side was a tobacco farmer in Tennessee, use to grow tobacco for Philip Morris, we always visited growing up.
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