A farmer, ‘little ghosts’ and 18,000 tobacco plants: How COVID-19 upended farming in South Korea

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A farmer, ‘little ghosts’ and 18,000 tobacco plants: How COVID-19 upended farming in South Korea

Posted by The Analyst | August 3, 2020 | Foreign Affairs

It wasn’t yet 9 a.m., but Promdeth Phonsrikaew stood sweat-soaked in the field. He was in his third hour of picking tobacco, beginning shortly after dawn at the foot of … Click to Continue »

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