One notable issue from 1965 reported on the devastating effects of Hurricane Betsy, which had swept through the state, causing widespread damage to crops and livestock. The bulletin featured a special section on disaster relief efforts, with information on government programs and resources available to affected farmers.
Institutions like Mississippi State University (MSU)—the state's premier agricultural land-grant institution—and the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) often hold archived copies in their special collections or government documents departments. 3. Chronicling America & Digital Library Initiatives mississippi market bulletin past issues
The maintains a digital archive of past issues on its website. One notable issue from 1965 reported on the
Mid-century issues document the rapid mechanization of Mississippi agriculture. Mules disappeared from the pages, replaced by classic tractors like John Deere, Farmall, and Fordson. Listings for chemical fertilizers, automated milking systems, and specialized harvesting equipment began to dominate the pages. The Digital Transition (1990s–Present) Mules disappeared from the pages, replaced by classic
Here, you will typically find a chronological list of PDFs. The MDAC does not take down old issues; they remain indexed for public record. You can download issues instantly to search for specific text or ads.