A team of horses pulls an Amish farmer riding a cultivator to remove weeds from a three-week-old tobacco crop in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on Friday, June 21, 2024. There are 3,140 acres of tobacco harvested in state, much of it by the Amish in Lancaster County. The total value of tobacco production statewide last year was $28 million, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Tobacco grown in Lancaster is sold around the world, used as cigar wrappers, chewing tobacco and cigarette filler, according to the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences. (AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey)