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Tobacco is a labor-intensive crop, and even with the use of labor-saving technologies for some production, flue-cured tobacco requires approximately 100 hours of labor per acre, and burley tobacco requires 150 to 200 hours of labor per acre.[19] The tobacco season generally begins in February or March with cultivation of tobacco seedlings in greenhouses or plant beds

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Big Tobacco and the e-cigarette industry is targeting us youth and we cannot sit by and fall for their tricks

CDC, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2018