Wool and Mohair Programs payments in Leflore County, Mississippi totaled $3,490 from 1995-2021.

Counties in Leflore County, Mississippi Receiving Wool and Mohair Programs payments, 1995-2021

Rank County Wool and Mohair Programs
1995-2021		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Bolivar County, Mississippi$4,72023.2%23.2%
2Leflore County, Mississippi$3,49017.1%40.3%
3Greene County, Mississippi$2,05010.1%50.4%
4Jones County, Mississippi$1,9589.6%60.0%
5Stone County, Mississippi$1,5377.5%67.5%
6Tishomingo County, Mississippi$1,2886.3%73.8%
7Hancock County, Mississippi$9934.9%78.7%
8Harrison County, Mississippi$6243.1%81.8%
9Prentiss County, Mississippi$4642.3%84.0%
10Alcorn County, Mississippi$3992.0%86.0%
11Pontotoc County, Mississippi$3521.7%87.7%
12Pearl River County, Mississippi$3351.6%89.4%
13Hinds County, Mississippi$3231.6%90.9%
14Tallahatchie County, Mississippi$2571.3%92.2%
15Clarke County, Mississippi$1941.0%93.2%
16Perry County, Mississippi$1800.9%94.0%
17George County, Mississippi$1700.8%94.9%
18Wayne County, Mississippi$1470.7%95.6%
19Montgomery County, Mississippi$1400.7%96.3%
20Clay County, Mississippi$1350.7%97.0%
21Lamar County, Mississippi$1170.6%97.5%
22Monroe County, Mississippi$1130.6%98.1%
23Forrest County, Mississippi$780.4%98.5%
24Panola County, Mississippi$770.4%98.8%
25DeSoto County, Mississippi$740.4%99.2%
26Warren County, Mississippi$540.3%99.5%
27Marshall County, Mississippi$460.2%99.7%
28Lauderdale County, Mississippi$390.2%99.9%
29Union County, Mississippi$240.1%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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