Loan Deficiency payments in Mississippi totaled $1.8 million in 2016

Counties in Mississippi Receiving Loan Deficiency payments, 2016

Rank County Loan Deficiency
2016		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Holmes County, Mississippi$332,02318.8%18.8%
2Noxubee County, Mississippi$290,04316.4%35.1%
3Montgomery County, Mississippi$219,64412.4%47.5%
4Lowndes County, Mississippi$209,70711.8%59.4%
5Leflore County, Mississippi$116,9476.6%66.0%
6George County, Mississippi$103,9135.9%71.9%
7Webster County, Mississippi$90,7865.1%77.0%
8Grenada County, Mississippi$77,5294.4%81.4%
9Jackson County, Mississippi$68,3913.9%85.2%
10Panola County, Mississippi$54,6383.1%88.3%
11Stone County, Mississippi$46,6672.6%90.9%
12Tate County, Mississippi$35,4342.0%92.9%
13Quitman County, Mississippi$31,9141.8%94.7%
14Yalobusha County, Mississippi$20,0271.1%95.9%
15Clay County, Mississippi$18,1221.0%96.9%
16Tallahatchie County, Mississippi$15,0360.8%97.8%
17Leake County, Mississippi$10,6810.6%98.4%
18Hinds County, Mississippi$9,9900.6%98.9%
19Lee County, Mississippi$9,9800.6%99.5%
20Alcorn County, Mississippi$3,5700.2%99.7%
21Washington County, Mississippi$2,7240.2%99.8%
22Monroe County, Mississippi$1,2300.1%99.9%
23Greene County, Mississippi$9750.1%100.0%
24Humphreys County, Mississippi$4290.0%100.0%
25Lafayette County, Mississippi$2330.0%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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