Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce
Andy Gipson serves as Mississippi’s eighth Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce. » Learn More
Mississippi Agriculture Snapshot
Agriculture is Mississippi’s number one industry, employing approximately 17.4% of the state’s work force either directly or indirectly. » Learn More
Market Development
The Market Development Division is dedicated to promoting and heightening the public’s awareness of Mississippi ‘s agriculture commodities and the farmers and ranchers who produce them. » Learn More
Wild Hog Control Program
WHCP is a program that provides farmers, ranchers and landowners with the resources and training necessary to trap wild hogs in Mississippi. » Learn more
Mississippi Coliseum and State Fairgrounds
Find more information on the State Fair, Concerts, Livestock Shows, Rodeos, Conventions & other events. » Learn More
Mississippi Farmers Market
The Mississippi Farmers Market in Jackson is the place to go for the freshest fruits and vegetables that are grown across our great state. » Learn More
Agriculture and Forestry Museum
Discover Mississippi’s proud agricultural legacy as you step back in time. Near one of the busiest intersections in Jackson, Mississippi you can park your vehicle, walk across a rustic bridge, and enter a bygone era. » Learn More
Mississippi Market Bulletin
Your best source for information, equipment, plants and seeds and anything related to Mississippi Agriculture. Read an issue or learn how to advertise. » Learn More
Mississippi AgriTourism
For information about all U-Pick Operations, Farmers’ Markets, Agricutural Meetings, and Festivals as well as a list of all farms that are open for onsite visits. » Learn More
Farmers Market Nutrition Program
This program expands farmers markets, increases consumption of fresh, nutritious fruits and vegetables, and provides benefits to low-income, nutritionally at-risk women, infants and children. » Learn more
Mississippi Forestry and Timber
Timber is Mississippi’s third largest commodity with a value exceeding $1 billion annually, and is the leading agricultural commodity in over half of the counties in the state. » Learn More
MS Certified Farmers Markets
Market places for Mississippi grown fruits, vegetables, plant materials, and other products made and/or processed in the state. » Learn More