31.   Quotas are allotments dictating how much tobacco farmers can grow under the federal price-support program.

32.   Although farmers across the state share their concern, such worries are not limited to people who grow tobacco.

33.   Quotas are allotments dictating how much tobacco farmers can grow.

34.   That means farmers must grow less tobacco under the federal price-stabilization program.

35.   The cigarette is expected to reach the market early next year after Liggett completes tests, picks a brand name and grows enough tobacco to build inventory.

36.   The new money would also be used for agricultural preservation, provided the farmers promise never to grow tobacco again.

37.   They are doled out by USDA each year to farms that have grown tobacco in the past.

38.   He said the Korean freighter arrived in Japan late last month and was carrying a cargo of specially-prepared pine needles used to grow tobacco.

39.   Reynolds will also help local farmers grow tobacco for American-brand cigarettes.