Tobacco Topping in Granville County North Carolina 1939

Tobacco topping occurs in Shoofly, Granville County, North Carolina in July 1939. This vintage image illustrates agricultural techniques used during the late 1930s. The process of topping, which involves removing the flower buds from tobacco plants, aims to enhance leaf growth and quality. This practice was vital for the local economy.

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