amish tobacco barn barns, built with ventilation slats, are used to dry tobacco after harvest. This traditional curing method creates a bold-flavoured mixture for cigars and chewing. • • • Photo authors unknown # Close up of drying tobacco

Close up of drying tobacco leaves hanging in a barn on an Amish farm in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA, US, vintage farming tobacco crop barn Stock Photo Alamy Tobacco crop hangs to dry inside white barn on Amish farm in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Stock Photo Alamy The traditional tobacco barn that we see at many local Amish farms will have the side panels propped open around the barn for ventilation. This is done for 4 8 weeks to dry AMISH Tobacco barnthe Amish seem to be using plastic covered quonset style structures now instead of building new barns for the tobacco harvest. It seems to make sense but I love to Tobacco barn in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania A Spectacular Photo Exhibition of Lancaster County's Tobacco Barns YouTube

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