2006 Mississippi Crop Report
- Despite drought…cotton produces near-average crop (10-27-2006)
- Sweet potato harvest good despite drought (10-20-2006)
- Drought robs pumpkin patches without irrigation (10-13-2006)
- Poultry producers need consumers to eat more (10-06-2006)
- State's peanut yields show drought's impact (09-29-2006)
- Catfish farmers need to monitor for trematodes (09-22-2006)
- Rains help pastures, ponds, landscapes (09-15-2006)
- Corn fields divide into ‘haves' and ‘have nots' (09-08-2006)
- Early rice yields indicate one Mississippi crop success (09-01-2006)
- Drought, heat hurts most agricultural commodities (08-25-2006)
- Shrimp prices, fuel costs hurt year's potential (08-18-2006)
- Dry weather makes cotton crop struggle (08-11-2006)
- Soybean rust makes first appearance in crop (08-04-2006)
- Drought, fuel prices drive up sod costs (07-28-2006)
- Cattle producers face grass, hay shortage (07-21-2006)
- Weather, markets favor U.S. farm-raised catfish (07-14-2006)
- Summer drought is hurting corn (07-07-2006)
- Dry, hot conditions damage soybean crop (06-30-2006)
- Commercial tomatoes depend on irrigation (06-23-2006)
- Dry, hot conditions shock crops, pastures (06-16-2006)
- Watermelons need rain or irrigation (06-09-2006)
- Rice battles herbicide injury, cool weather (06-02-2006)
- Potential yields, prices boost interest in wheat (05-26-2006)
- Slow, delayed cotton begins playing ‘catch-up' (05-19-2006)
- Blueberries overcome Katrina, late frosts (05-12-2006)
- Timber salvage continues, damage to species varies (05-05-2006)
- Warm spring gives corn a helpful boost (04-28-2006)
- Big shrimp await catch, but harvest faces obstacles (04-21-2006)
- Soybeans growers have reasons for optimism (04-13-2006)
- Mississippi dairy farms continue to lose ground (04-07-2006)
- Production costs impact crop plans (03-31-2006)
Weekly crop reports are prepared for the news media throughout the growing season, typically March through October. Most articles are valid for use within three weeks of their release date.