Agrilife

Carson County, located in Panhandle, Texas, is a rural county known for its agricultural heritage and agribusiness center in Panhandle. With a focus on traditional Texan crops such as wheat, corn, sorghums, soybeans, and cattle, the county also boasts attractions like the Square House Museum and the Cross in Groom, which is the largest cross in the state of Texas. Carson County's economy is driven by government, farming, ranching, agribusiness, oil and gas production, as well as wholesale and retail trade.

As a predominantly rural county, Carson County's population has remained relatively stable over the years, with little anticipated change. With a diverse demographic, the county is projected to have a slightly higher female population by the year 2000. The largest age group in Carson County is between 18 to 64, reflecting the trend seen in many counties throughout the state of Texas.

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