| A WELCOME BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT MEETS AND IRRESISTIBLE QUALITY OF LIFE IN LAMAR AND BARTON COUNTY, MISSOURI
 The secret is out about Southwest Missouri's Premiere Business Region. Barton County boasts the benefits of safe, neighborly small town atmosphere, nearby big city perks, low cost of living, and a gateway for tons of family fun - while still remaining in the top half of Missouri's personal family per capita income.
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Economic stability, a strong heritage, unique quality of life, and local commitment to orderly growth make a recipe for success for your business. The Business Attraction and Expansion areas of our web site hold a wealth of economic research information on the advantages of locating your company in Barton County. Follow the links below to our online community profile, list of available business sites, and list of available commercial/industrial buildings. Please contact the Barton County Chamber of Commerce if we may be of additional service to you.
 The health of our local economy is supported by a vibrant mix of agriculture, manufacturing, retail, and tourism. At various points in the past decade, the Lamar/Barton County area has ranked as high as First for sorghum production, second in the state for wheat production, 5th in grain sorghum production, and 23rd in soybean production. With an estimated 38 million dollar export of agriculture products in a given year, Barton County is truly a leader in grain production for the state of Missouri.
A solid economic foundation is also supported by strong diversified industry. Thorco Industries, headquartered in Lamar, and is now a leader in producing display point-of-purchase fixtures, shopping carts, and other merchandising goods for such national retail giants like Wal-Mart and Best Buy. Epoch Composite Products is enjoying progress and unlimited growth potential in producing new, alternative building materials. Golden Business Forms boasts a state of the art printing operation serving businesses throughout the Midwest.
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