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Campbell County, Tennessee (two-site context)

What this entity is: A county-level operating object for the East Tennessee two-site package — survey statistics plus one vault WSS session used in Demory intelligence. It is not a complete soils map of every acre in the county, and it is not your deed.

Role in the two-site system

Known facts (vault-aligned)

  • 2024 NASS (TN county table): Non-irrigated cropland cash rent $27.50/ac county estimate for Campbell; irrigated and pasture rows not published (--) in this release — nass-cash-rents-all-crops-tn-2024.pdf; NASS cash rents TN 2024.
  • WSS capture (session-specific AOI): Vault includes a soil map tab capture for a Campbell County AOI used in Demory intelligence (558.6 ac reported total; steep/gravelly map units dominant in aggregate) — Campbell County — WSS AOI soil map tab (capture). Interpretation discipline: AOI ≠ the ~120 ac planning label until you clip and confirm.

Assumptions

  • County terrain stereotype (“always steep”) is false at fine scale — micro-pockets exist; walk and test.
  • NASS rent difference vs Anderson ($1/ac in 2024 table) is noise vs real lease and field quality.

Linked analyses

Linked source notes

Key decisions tied to this county (planning)

  • Expect earthwork, access, and water to bind operating cost when aggregate slopes are steep — program capital and telemetry accordingly (see Demory site intelligence).
  • Clip WSS (and future AOI work) to management boundaries before enterprise conclusions.

Outstanding unknowns