Tobacco Sticks in Granville County North Carolina 1939

Tobacco strung on sticks in Granville County, North Carolina, illustrates agricultural practices from July 1939. This method of curing tobacco was crucial for preserving the crops quality. Granville County was a significant tobacco-producing area, contributing to the economy of North Carolina, a leading state in tobacco cultivation during that era.

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