AT Hiker
Well-Known Member
Outside of my cattle and hardwood hunting areas, winter wheat has usually been a major player in the ag world.
I have been out of the agriculture industry for a while but I know for certain winter wheat production has decreased in the areas I hunt. Both my KY hunt area and the river bottom areas I hunt in Montgomery County. LBL bottom ground hasn't been in wheat, and honestly cannot remember if it ever was a major fall/winter crop.
I cannot speak on Ft Campbell other than it used to be a wheat producing area, 20 years ago.
Dickson, Houston, Montgomery and Stewart County uplands used to have, what appeared anyways, a bunch of tobacco fields that had a winter wheat cover crop. Those are gone.
I have been out of the agriculture industry for a while but I know for certain winter wheat production has decreased in the areas I hunt. Both my KY hunt area and the river bottom areas I hunt in Montgomery County. LBL bottom ground hasn't been in wheat, and honestly cannot remember if it ever was a major fall/winter crop.
I cannot speak on Ft Campbell other than it used to be a wheat producing area, 20 years ago.
Dickson, Houston, Montgomery and Stewart County uplands used to have, what appeared anyways, a bunch of tobacco fields that had a winter wheat cover crop. Those are gone.