1998 Mississippi Crop Report
- State's Christmas Trees Endure Harsh Weather (11-20-1998)
- Drought, Hurricane Hurt Peanut Crop (11-13-1998)
- Dairy Farms Continue To Close Their Doors (11-06-1998)
- Cattle Market Rebound Follows Long, Dry Year (10-30-1998)
- Few Mississippi Pecans Available For Holidays (10-23-1998)
- Pumpkins' Spooky Year Means Scarce Harvest (10-16-1998)
- Low Prices, Yields Hurt State Farmers (10-09-1998)
- Georges Causes Harvest Panic, Devastates Some (10-02-1998)
- Sweetpotatoes Earn Endurance Reward (09-25-1998)
- Low Prices, Yields Hurt Soybean Crop (09-18-1998)
- Timber Markets Feel The Crunch (09-11-1998)
- Markets Offer Farmers Little Encouragement (09-04-1998)
- Dry Weather Means Low Hay Supplies (08-28-1998)
- Hot Nights Could Lower Rice Yields (08-21-1998)
- Heat Wave Boosts Catfish Appetites (08-14-1998)
- Cotton Takes Detour On Road To Success (08-07-1998)
- Corn Growers Prepare For Challenging Harvest (07-31-1998)
- Hot Summer Affects Poultry Industry (07-24-1998)
- Rains Offer Crops Healing Moisture (07-17-1998)
- Soybeans Struggling After Heat, Drought (07-10-1998)
- Weather Benefits Shrimp Season (07-02-1998)
- Drought Reduces Melon Numbers, Improves Taste (06-26-1998)
- Farmers Face Endless Weather Challenges (06-19-1998)
- State Saw A Good 1998 Wheat Harvest (06-12-1998)
- State Dairy Cows Affected By Heat (06-05-1998)
- Cotton Off To Good Start Across State (05-29-1998)
- Recent Drought Threatens Hay (05-22-1998)
- Growers Glean Weather Details From Web Site (05-15-1998)
- State's Timber Market Rewards Landowners (05-08-1998)
- Future Lacks Promise For State's Soybeans (05-01-1998)
- State's Corn Plantings Remain On Schedule (04-24-1998)
- Gardens In Late, But Shouldn't Hurt Harvest (04-17-1998)
- Cotton Growers Prepare For 1998 Insect Season (04-10-1998)
- USDA Report Reveals Growers' Intentions (04-03-1998)
- Most Wheat Endures Frozen Temperatures (03-27-1998)
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.