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Established in 1906, the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce regulates and promotes agricultural-related businesses within the state. The department maintains a farmers market that provides options for the efficient handling of farm products in the interest of farmers, consumers and the general public. It operates an agricultural and livestock theft bureau that enforces the laws of the state enacted for the purpose of preventing the theft of livestock and agricultural and aquacultural products. In addition, the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce operates a market development division that promotes and heightens the public's awareness of Mississippi s agriculture commodities and the farmers and ranchers who produce them. It also maintains a bureau of plant industry that is a regulatory and service division of the department. The department maintains a location in Jackson, Miss.

The Mississippi State Department of Health's Bureau of Vital Records in Ridgeland is responsible for maintaining records of births, deaths, and other vital events in the state, offering services such as ordering birth certificates, death certificates, and marriage records. With a focus on licensure regulation, disease control, health and safety, and public services, the bureau also provides information on abortion and abortion complications, divorce records, and regulations and guidelines related to vital records. Generated from the website

The Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation, and Tourism (DCRT) is a state agency led by the Office of the Lieutenant Governor, Billy Nungesser. It encompasses various divisions and programs, including the Louisiana Office of Tourism, Louisiana State Parks, Office of Cultural Development, State Library of Louisiana, Louisiana Seafood, Volunteer Louisiana, and Louisiana State Museum. With a focus on promoting Louisiana's rich cultural heritage and natural resources, DCRT offers a wide range of services and programs, such as the Atchafalaya National Heritage Area and the Louisiana Folklife program. From organizing festivals and events to preserving historic sites and supporting local artists, DCRT plays a vital role in showcasing the unique attractions and experiences that Louisiana has to offer.Generated from the website