it’s time for producers in Tennessee and surrounding states to start looking closely on whether they want to plant wheat for the 2016 season. Wheat for 2016 has as much profit potential as competing crops and appears to have a place in a grain rotation.

Weather conditions in the fall generally have a bearing on wheat acres. We typically plant wheat after corn as well as early soybeans so the ability to get those crops harvested timely have a direct bearing on planting wheat. Continue reading at Southeast Farm Press.