Alabama — FY2012
In fiscal year 2012, Alabama received $316M across 13,312 payment records. That is $65.59 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▼ 22.7% vs. FY2011
Counties in FY2012
| County | Total | $/Capita |
|---|---|---|
| Montgomery | $167,533K | $731.83 |
| Houston | $7,963K | $77.00 |
| Madison | $7,479K | $21.82 |
| Geneva | $7,270K | $269.97 |
| Coffee | $5,430K | $106.14 |
| Henry | $5,136K | $299.45 |
| Mobile | $4,257K | $10.29 |
| Limestone | $3,972K | $45.48 |
| Lawrence | $3,742K | $110.78 |
| Baldwin | $3,607K | $18.96 |
| Covington | $3,602K | $95.27 |
| Dallas | $3,526K | $82.40 |
| Monroe | $3,463K | $153.35 |
| Escambia | $3,343K | $87.89 |
| Dale | $3,179K | $63.18 |
| Barbour | $3,100K | $114.08 |
| Lauderdale | $3,030K | $32.69 |
| Cherokee | $3,029K | $116.68 |
| Jackson | $2,611K | $49.17 |
| Marshall | $2,506K | $26.59 |
| Dekalb | $2,395K | $33.78 |
| Pike | $2,248K | $67.67 |
| Cullman | $2,053K | $25.56 |
| Colbert | $2,013K | $36.88 |
| Jefferson | $1,929K | $2.93 |
| Hale | $1,890K | $122.99 |
| Morgan | $1,884K | $15.68 |
| Talladega | $1,839K | $22.38 |
| Pickens | $1,795K | $92.94 |
| Perry | $1,694K | $166.60 |
| Shelby | $1,684K | $8.38 |
| Marengo | $1,669K | $81.89 |
| Franklin | $1,632K | $51.48 |
| Butler | $1,582K | $76.55 |
| Lee | $1,576K | $10.60 |
| Elmore | $1,570K | $19.58 |
| Autauga | $1,495K | $27.20 |
| Marion | $1,413K | $46.33 |
| Lowndes | $1,368K | $126.03 |
| Greene | $1,316K | $148.77 |
| Sumter | $1,308K | $97.29 |
| Blount | $1,300K | $22.58 |
| Crenshaw | $1,276K | $91.70 |
| Wilcox | $1,253K | $110.83 |
| Tuscaloosa | $1,233K | $6.20 |
| Conecuh | $1,106K | $84.83 |
| Macon | $1,100K | $53.34 |
| Washington | $1,034K | $60.28 |
| Randolph | $1,027K | $45.55 |
| Choctaw | $980K | $72.24 |
| Calhoun | $941K | $8.03 |
| Lamar | $891K | $62.55 |
| Clarke | $887K | $35.25 |
| Chilton | $823K | $18.88 |
| Russell | $796K | $13.83 |
| Fayette | $776K | $45.80 |
| Bibb | $704K | $31.06 |
| Bullock | $657K | $61.91 |
| Winston | $599K | $24.75 |
| Chambers | $597K | $17.50 |
| Etowah | $555K | $5.32 |
| Clay | $521K | $38.78 |
| Haywood | $482K | — |
| Concordia | $455K | — |
| Cleburne | $449K | $30.18 |
| Yazoo | $441K | — |
| Sunflower | $404K | — |
| Tallapoosa | $400K | $9.75 |
| Walker | $381K | $5.76 |
| Copiah | $347K | — |
| Lafayette | $345K | — |
| St. Clair | $331K | $3.90 |
| Noxubee | $317K | — |
| Newton | $301K | — |
| East Feliciana | $297K | — |
| Rockingham | $283K | — |
| Holmes | $259K | — |
| Avoyelles | $259K | — |
| Hancock | $254K | — |
| Simpson | $254K | — |
| Jefferson Davis | $238K | — |
| Coosa | $233K | $20.54 |
| Evangeline | $215K | — |
| Edgefield | $209K | — |
| Murray | $201K | — |
| Iberville | $201K | — |
| Santa Rosa | $198K | — |
| Harrison | $197K | — |
| Anderson | $189K | — |
| Hamblen | $189K | — |
| Okaloosa | $189K | — |
| Pearl River | $176K | — |
| Scotland | $173K | — |
| Gordon | $170K | — |
| Warren | $168K | — |
| Acadia | $168K | — |
| Atkinson | $160K | — |
| Berrien | $160K | — |
| Tensas | $148K | — |
| La Salle Parish | $148K | — |
| East Carroll | $148K | — |
| Lafourche | $148K | — |
| Grimes | $148K | — |
| Cocke | $133K | — |
| Campbell | $125K | — |
| Humphreys | $124K | — |
| Kemper | $124K | — |
| Bolivar | $119K | — |
| Tippah | $119K | — |
| Panola | $119K | — |
| Gallatin | $112K | — |
| Itawamba | $109K | — |
| St. Francis | $99K | — |
| Scotts Bluff | $95K | — |
| Rapides | $91K | — |
| Chattooga | $90K | — |
| Hinds | $88K | — |
| Mississippi | $83K | — |
| Livingston | $81K | — |
| Hart | $73K | — |
| Wayne | $65K | — |
| Benton | $62K | — |
| Hardin | $58K | — |
| Lincoln | $56K | — |
| Carroll | $52K | — |
| Jasper | $52K | — |
| Gibson | $28K | — |
| Giles | $18K | — |
| Harmon | $17K | — |
| Glynn | $17K | — |
| Baker | $15K | — |
| Paulding | $12K | — |
| St. Helena | $9K | — |
| Quitman | $9K | — |
| Ford | $8K | — |
| Logan | $6K | — |
| Orangeburg | $5K | — |
| Columbia | $5K | — |
| Tishomingo | $5K | — |
| Rutherford | $4K | — |
| Crittenden | $1K | — |
| Craighead | $1K | — |
Programs in FY2012
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Top Recipients in FY2012
| Recipient | Location | Total | Payments |
|---|---|---|---|
| DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES ALABAMA | MONTGOMERY, Montgomery Co. | $164,863,648 | 13 |
| MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS | Blount Co. | $80,520,045 | 3,662 |
| TATE FARMS | MERIDIANVILLE, Madison Co. | $597,878 | 51 |
| BROOKS FARM | ATMORE, Monroe Co. | $526,424 | 94 |
| ROCHESTER & SONS FARMS | LEESBURG, Cherokee Co. | $452,384 | 43 |
| MORROW REALTY CO INC | TUSCALOOSA, Tuscaloosa Co. | $432,600 | 3 |
| BROWN, NOEL | NEW MARKET, Madison Co. | $401,855 | 50 |
| FALCON RIDGE, LTD. | ALBERTVILLE, Marshall Co. | $395,808 | 4 |
| MONTEVALLO HSG LTD | TUSCALOOSA, Tuscaloosa Co. | $327,600 | 2 |
| RICHELEIU EAST LTD | TUSCALOOSA, Tuscaloosa Co. | $323,400 | 1 |
| ETHERIDGE FARMS | THOMASTON, Marengo Co. | $322,210 | 11 |
| CHRIS THOMPSON FARMS | MIDLAND CITY, Dale Co. | $295,784 | 43 |
| RULEVILLE VILLAS | ALBERTVILLE, Marshall Co. | $285,120 | 2 |
| EDEN ELDERLY HSG LP | TUSCALOOSA, Tuscaloosa Co. | $283,392 | 1 |
| WALDING AND | MIDLAND CITY, Dale Co. | $281,400 | 5 |
| CANDY MOUNTAIN | BIRMINGHAM, Jefferson Co. | $273,000 | 2 |
| BAY ST LOUIS LTD | ALBERTVILLE, Marshall Co. | $254,016 | 1 |
| EAST FARMS | LEESBURG, Cherokee Co. | $253,848 | 4 |
| ROBERT HEREFORD FARMS | HUNTSVILLE, Madison Co. | $252,954 | 33 |
| MARTIN FARM | COURTLAND, Lawrence Co. | $252,873 | 37 |
| MOON FARMS | HARVEST, Madison Co. | $251,270 | 14 |
| FLEMING FARMS | LACEYS SPRING, Morgan Co. | $248,390 | 10 |
| CANTERBURY APTS | BIRMINGHAM, Shelby Co. | $243,648 | 1 |
| YAZOO CITY SR | ALBERTVILLE, Marshall Co. | $243,648 | 1 |
| HOUSING INVESTORS | DECATUR, Morgan Co. | $243,600 | 4 |
How much did Alabama receive in farm subsidies in FY2012?
In fiscal year 2012 (October 2011–September 2012), Alabama received $316M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 13,312 records. That is $65.59 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.
What was the top USDA program in Alabama in FY2012?
The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Alabama in FY2012 was SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $165M.