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A Field Guide And Companion To Growing Your Own Tobacco

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ISBN: 9781310892035

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Editore:: Terence Allington
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This book provides an easy to follow step by step guide on how to grow your own tobacco.Everything from the moment you get your seeds right through to the moment that you intend to smoke your finished product is covered inside this book.

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Editore:: Terence Allington
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Although the author has taken all reasonable precautions to verify the information in this book, the author takes no responsibility for errors or omissions. No liability shall be assumed for any damages that result because of information used from this book.It is the sole responsibility of any individual from any location around the world to enquire into any laws and regulations regarding the growing and preparing of tobacco the neither the author or anyone associated with the making of this book is responsible for the actions made whatsoever by any reader associated with the contents of this book

1. Foreword.

2. Introduction.

3. Sowing Tobacco Seed.

4. Seedlings.

5. Transplanting Or Pricking- Out

6. Planting Outside.

7. The Growing Season.

8. Watering.

9. Staking The Plants.

10. Removing Flower- heads And Side- Shoots.

11. Harvesting Tobacco.

12. The Curing Or Drying Out Process.

13. Fermenting Or The Ageing Of

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