Kenya, Central, Mashuru Town.
To develop newly explored areas, the East Africa colonial government, after sending people for field investigation, decided to plant tobacco here.
As a crop that loves warmth and sunlight, almost all places in East Africa are suitable for tobacco cultivation, and the moderate rainfall in East Africa can meet the water needs for early growth.
Mashuru Town, located ninety kilometers southeast of Nairobi, has an unnamed river running north-south through it.
There were only over thirty immigrants initially settling here, led by a German named Anthony, five immigrants from the Austrian Empire, and more than twenty Chinese.
Gazing at the vast prairie stretching to the horizon, Anthony couldn't help but marvel at the magnificence and wonder of nature.
Having lived in Europe, Anthony had seen the North German agricultural estates and forests, which were full of elegance and vitality.
