Mississippi Crop Report
- Christmas tree growers expect sales to increase (11-06-2009)
- State pecans looking good despite rains (10-30-2009)
- Insurance can salvage some lost crop value (10-23-2009)
- Rain affects pumpkin quantity, not quality (10-16-2009)
- Cotton picking situation leads some farmers to sing the blues (10-09-2009)
- Rains cause damage, yield losses to state soybean crop (10-02-2009)
- Relentless rain keeps mature corn in fields (09-25-2009)
- September rain not helping state crops (09-18-2009)
- Timber markets offer hope, caution (09-10-2009)
- Poultry prices up, production down (09-04-2009)
- Rice survives 2009 weather challenges (08-28-2009)
- Cotton looking good, but prices are too low (08-21-2009)
- Cool, rainy spring improves sod crop (08-14-2009)
- Catfish production declines under economic struggles (08-07-2009)
- July rain gives big boost to soybeans (07-31-2009)
- Erratic weather has hurt state corn yield potential (07-24-2009)
- Shrimp season seeing low prices, production (07-17-2009)
- State’s hay, pastures battle rains, drought (07-10-2009)
- Low cotton acres face summer heat (07-02-2009)
- Melon growers fight on despite weather’s punch (06-26-2009)
- Mississippi blueberry growers are harvesting strong crop (06-19-2009)
- Heavy spring rains lowered wheat yields (06-12-2009)
- Rains, crop plans delay soybeans (06-05-2009)
- State rice crop attempts recovery from weather (05-29-2009)
- Wet weather causes slow start for state corn crop (05-22-2009)
- Heavy rains delay all state planting (05-15-2009)
- Cotton prices up as low acres predicted (05-08-2009)
- Hog markets suffer from unfair concerns (05-01-2009)
- Corn planting will finish on time if fields stay dry (04-24-2009)
- Producers selling cows as dairy prices struggle (04-17-2009)
- Peanuts add good option for crop rotation scheme (04-09-2009)
- Soybean acres expand, but less than expected (04-03-2009)
- State's wheat enters spring 'looking good' (03-27-2009)
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.