A Day Gone By

As seen in A Day Gone By, the tobacco is transported to the barn where the people will string the leaves on a stick and place it in the barn. In stringing the tobacco, four or five leaves are bunched together and a string is wrapped around the leaves to secure them to a four foot stick. The sticks of tobacco will now be hung in the barn four about seven days for curing. The curing process is an art passed on from generation to generation. During the curing time, a small fire is constantly kept burning which will dry the leaves to a golden color and produce a sweet aroma in the tobacco.

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