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Cable Hoist Tobacco Housing System: Efficiency and Labor Savings | Classics (1988)

Discover the innovative cable hoist housing system developed by agricultural engineers at the University of Kentucky to revolutionize the process of placing harvested tobacco into barns. This groundbreaking system allows a single worker to house up to 3 acres of tobacco per day with a significant reduction in labor hours, enhancing efficiency and safety. Learn about the components, field filling techniques, and operational benefits that make this method a cost-effective and practical solution for modern tobacco farming. Hear firsthand insights from farmers who have adopted the system and experienced its advantages. #TobaccoFarming #UKExtension #FarmTechnology #AgriculturalInnovation #TobaccoCuring -------------------------------- Disclaimer: Some of the research or techniques featured on this channel may have been improved upon or updated over time. For the most current practices and recommendations, please contact your local extension office or visit our main channel.    / ukagriculture