Mississippi Crop Report
- Local-grown Christmas trees give fresh options (10-28-2011)
- Mississippi peanut growers get highest yields in nation (10-21-2011)
- Record prices, costs make catfish’s future uncertain (10-14-2011)
- Heat, drought give state variable pumpkin crop (10-07-2011)
- Late rains helped set a good sweet potato crop (09-30-2011)
- State pecan trees weather the drought (09-23-2011)
- Good soybean prices await average yields (09-16-2011
- Tropical storm helps Mississippi’s crops (09-09-2011)
- Cotton faces final hurdle: harvest (09-02-2011)
- Low rice yields expected from early August heat (08-26-2011)
- Housing decline impacts state’s sod industry (08-19-2011)
- Truck crops benefit producers, consumers (08-12-2011)
- Poor forestry prices mean growing supply (08-05-2011)
- Poultry industry faces high costs of fuel, feed (07-29-2011)
- Hay, grass shortage could be widespread (07-22-2011)
- Hot, dry weather puts stress on state’s corn crop (07-15-2011)
- Dry fields put state’s soybeans in distress (07-08-2011)
- State’s shrimp small, but landings are good (07-01-2011)
- Watermelons, blueberries offer color for holiday meals (06-24-2011)
- Dry weather pressuring the state’s peanut crop (06-17-2011)
- State's cotton faces series of challenges (06-10-2010)
- Higher input costs put strain on dairy industry (06-03-2011)
- Oysters not expected to survive flooding (05-27-2011)
- Rice faces challenges, slow start this spring (05-20-2011)
- Catfish producers face flood, high feed prices (05-13-2011)
- River waters invade adjacent cropland (05-06-2011
- Tornadoes’ destruction brings agricultural loss (04-29-2011)
- Soybean farmers battle weeds, weather to plant (04-21-2011)
- State’s corn planted early, looking good (04-15-2011)
- Mississippians prefer flavor of local strawberries (04-08-2011)
- Farmers: It’s time to ‘start your engines’ (04-01-2011)
- Winter weather was welcome
for wheat (03-25-2011)
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.