What is MSUES?

The Mississippi State University Extension Service (MSUES) Cropping Practices Survey is a joint effort between the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) and the MSUES.

The MSUES project began in the early 1980's.

Sample size will be approximately 168 producers

Data for only one commodity will be selected for a crop year.

The changes from previous year includes:

Project Purpose

This cooperative project's main goal is for MSUES to supply the Mississippi Department of Revenue's annual tables of use values for cultivatable land.

This data will be used by Mississippi Department of Revenue to determine income and land use taxes.

Another use of the data is MSUES publishes Planning Budgets for each crop.

Cotton, Corn, Grain Sorghum, Rice, and Wheat 2026 Planning Budgets.