A type of tobacco referred to locally as "yellow", had been growing on the poor, thin, and sandy soils in and around Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and Caswell County, North Carolina since the early 1820's
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[2] More recent findings, however, complicate that picture
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If I see other kids going to school, I cry, she said.[102] Teachers interviewed by Human Rights Watch said that they knew children who dropped out of school to work in tobacco farming or for other reasons.[103] One child tobacco worker interviewed by Human Rights Watch completed lower secondary school through form 4, but his parents, who worked with him on a large-scale tobacco farm in Mashonaland West, were unable to raise the money to pay for him to take his end-of-year exams, which he said would cost $12 per subject for nine subjects