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Refuge crops, such as wheat, corn and soybeans, are grown by local farmers. A percentage of these crops are left standing in the field during harvest. These crops add to the diversity, quality and quantity of foods available for wildlife.
Other Information about Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge:
Brief
History of the Refuge
Refuge Habitats
Refuge Brochures
Directions
Wild
turkeys feeding in soybeans on Sequoyah NWR, FWS Photo (right)
