The use of Artificial Heat in Curing Cigar-leaf Tobacco

This early 20th-century work provides detailed information on the use of artificial heat in the production of cigar-leaf tobacco. It includes information on the techniques and equipment used in the process, as well as on the properties of the tobacco itself. This publication provides valuable insights into the development of the cigar industry in America, and into the science of agricultural production more broadly.

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