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Economic Profiles

Welcome to the county economic profiles page! These county profiles have been developed to provide economic and retail information for each county.

Snapshot profiles of socioeconomic information by county are also available and can be found by clicking here.

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Publications

Publication Number: M1432
Publication Number: P3389-82
Publication Number: P3389-81
Publication Number: P3389-80
Publication Number: P3389-79
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News

Filed Under: Agri-tourism, Culinary Tourism, Community, Economic Development, Rural Development August 23, 2019

The annual Alabama-Mississippi-Tennessee Rural Tourism Conference will be in Natchez Oct. 21-23.

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Filed Under: Agriculture, Community, Economic Development, Small Business February 8, 2019

Almost 10 percent of Mississippi’s $11 billion in annual exports are agricultural products, and Mississippi State University Extension Service experts are working to see that amount increase.

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Filed Under: Community, Economic Development, Floral Design June 19, 2018
BILOXI, Miss. -- Floral enthusiasts can learn how to make a variety of fall floral arrangements and décor during several workshops from September to December.
 
Jim DelPrince, horticulture specialist with the Mississippi State University Extension Service, and his special guests Julie Poeltler and Wanda Norton will show participants how to design several seasonal arrangements.
 
Filed Under: Economic Development May 14, 2018

The most recent set of economic, community health and retail data is available to developers working to improve Mississippi counties and towns.

Filed Under: Agricultural Economics, Economic Development May 2, 2018

STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Massive quantities of local economic, community health and retail data gathered and organized help the Mississippi State University Extension Service fulfill its mission of extending knowledge and changing lives.

Alan Barefield, Extension economic development specialist, oversees the process of gathering retail, health and economic data from sources that include the U.S. Census Bureau, the Bureau of Economic Analysis and several proprietary data sources. The team analyzes this data and provides information to Mississippi counties and towns.

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Success Stories

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Community, Economic Development
Volume 5 Number 1

There’s nothing quite like a charming Main Street. Lined with local shops, restaurants, and businesses, these streets are essential to building vibrant communities.

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4-H, 4-H Forestry, Community, Economic Development
Volume 4 Number 3

Harry Dendy of Clinton first joined the Mississippi State University Extension Service 4-H Youth Development program in Chickasaw County 62 years ago, when he was 10 years old. Forestry was his main project area.

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