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After the buyout, tobacco production in Missouri dwindled to about 1,450 planted acres in 2008

The landmark legislation was expected to result in a significant concentration of tobacco farms, a geographic shift in production to the lowest cost regions, and larger farms to benefit from economies of scale

More than 64 percent of grocery stores checked IDs, compared with about 34 percent of convenience stores and tobacco shops

George Arents, probably the foremost authority on the history of tobacco, in referring to Rolfe's first shipment to England wrote, "So fragrant was the leaf that it almost at once began to be known as 'sweet-scented.'" Ralph Hamor, in 1614, declared that the colony grew tobacco equal to that of Trinidad, "sweet and pleasant." Jerome E