Emergency Conservation Program payments in Mississippi totaled $1.8 million in 2021

Counties in Mississippi Receiving Emergency Conservation Program payments, 2021

Rank County Emergency Conservation Program
2021		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Covington County, Mississippi$476,50825.8%25.8%
2George County, Mississippi$406,74122.0%47.8%
3Jefferson Davis County, Mississippi$141,0727.6%55.5%
4Jones County, Mississippi$118,1926.4%61.9%
5Jasper County, Mississippi$93,0055.0%66.9%
6Marion County, Mississippi$78,3584.2%71.2%
7Smith County, Mississippi$76,2884.1%75.3%
8Amite County, Mississippi$56,0163.0%78.3%
9Walthall County, Mississippi$48,9812.7%81.0%
10Lafayette County, Mississippi$47,9712.6%83.6%
11Madison County, Mississippi$43,8422.4%85.9%
12Jackson County, Mississippi$36,6012.0%87.9%
13Greene County, Mississippi$35,3521.9%89.8%
14Stone County, Mississippi$34,2921.9%91.7%
15Harrison County, Mississippi$31,1241.7%93.4%
16Tishomingo County, Mississippi$24,6681.3%94.7%
17Lamar County, Mississippi$18,6801.0%95.7%
18Simpson County, Mississippi$18,4921.0%96.7%
19Calhoun County, Mississippi$15,2320.8%97.6%
20Clarke County, Mississippi$9,7580.5%98.1%
21Lawrence County, Mississippi$7,0140.4%98.5%
22Wayne County, Mississippi$6,0770.3%98.8%
23Pearl River County, Mississippi$5,7420.3%99.1%
24Attala County, Mississippi$5,4200.3%99.4%
25Alcorn County, Mississippi$3,5240.2%99.6%
26Hancock County, Mississippi$3,3260.2%99.8%
27Perry County, Mississippi$2,2030.1%99.9%
28Lee County, Mississippi$1,2730.1%100.0%
29Lincoln County, Mississippi$7780.0%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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