Can flue-cured tobacco be included in cooperatives?

Flue-cured tobacco is a cash crop. Cooperative is a form of large-scale agriculture. In order to concentrate land and achieve the purpose of "economies of scale" in economics, it can save costs and increase output. Then look at the national policy and tell a joke that opium can't be grown, but there is no special restriction on flue-cured tobacco. In addition, the state gives relative support to agricultural projects and crops, and there will be preferential land policies or special agricultural subsidies for engaging in these agricultural projects. You can learn about this. Back to your question, flue-cured tobacco can certainly be included in the cooperative.