Tobacco in North-East of Italy (2016)

Alberto Vanzetto Agricultural Company

[@blusharx]

Great! Its very interesting to see the complete production processing! Really a great Job and well filmed

[@nanaba8773]

anything made in Italy is the best quality...may God always bless them for long life Amen ☝🏽

[@uschurch]

Molto interessante, grazie per la presentazione

[@arfarms5711]

Nice operation. I’m from the southern USA and grew tobacco the exact same way my entire life. Our farm produced tobacco for past 75 years up until we got out in 2005. All grain and produce now. We have zero rocks in our soils though, thankfully 😅

[@Pushyhog]

Italy has a great pres again, iam happy

[@19valleydan]

Great to see the efficiency which which cancer and death are being propagated.

[@brentcousins1471]

Very interesting but is all your land there so rocky?

[@williamwilliam84]

Bravo... Anche io ho fatto

[@JRStudioExpressions]

Dear Teltarum, would you be able to share what company manufactures the seeder that Alberto Vanzetto Agricultural Company uses to plant out your seedlings? Many thanks from Monchique, Portugal!

[@juanespejo8889]

Greetings from Michoacán where there pure working people

[@tahanlaoboy]

nicely done

[@albundy2696]

ˇIs that nearby Udine ???

[@beenunandal]

Very hard-working.from a farmer india

[@deardeo8728]

Amazing

[@saidhmid1018]

It's great to filming this processing production. That's make the life easy with zero hungry people in the world

[@mrtheguzzomanshouldknow5853]

👓 COOL video

[@josephburke7224]

Used to dark fired. Grows much taller. As a kid, chopped and stocked it. Then hung it in the barn. Always funny when somebody stopped to tell us the barn was on fire from burning sawdust on the floor. Never seen so much acreage. Grandpa had 12 acres, and I think in the 60's that was most a single farmer was allowed for burley and dark fired.

[@mr.m5574]

nice technology

[@saleemshams1124]

tobacco farmers after death were go. go in hall but can change your mind work and god happy for you

[@davidhall5520]

Wow..those setters were a little more advanced than what we had..