Alabama — FY2016
In fiscal year 2016, Alabama received $1,401M across 8,710 payment records. That is $287.90 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▼ 3.1% vs. FY2015
Counties in FY2016
| County | Total | $/Capita |
|---|---|---|
| Houston | $20,620K | $197.60 |
| Geneva | $7,132K | $269.18 |
| Coffee | $5,583K | $108.88 |
| Henry | $5,564K | $326.08 |
| Baldwin | $5,166K | $24.86 |
| Mobile | $4,614K | $11.11 |
| Dale | $4,170K | $84.28 |
| Covington | $3,588K | $95.94 |
| Escambia | $3,450K | $91.99 |
| Barbour | $3,407K | $131.91 |
| Monroe | $3,061K | $142.01 |
| Limestone | $2,848K | $30.66 |
| Talladega | $2,623K | $32.54 |
| Montgomery | $2,529K | $11.12 |
| Pike | $2,116K | $63.10 |
| Jackson | $2,028K | $38.95 |
| Dallas | $1,982K | $49.43 |
| Lawrence | $1,906K | $57.41 |
| Cherokee | $1,749K | $67.87 |
| Jefferson | $1,723K | $2.61 |
| Marion | $1,626K | $54.27 |
| Lauderdale | $1,532K | $16.56 |
| Madison | $1,528K | $4.28 |
| Marshall | $1,515K | $15.93 |
| Butler | $1,443K | $72.02 |
| Pickens | $1,413K | $69.48 |
| Dekalb | $1,343K | $18.89 |
| Greene | $1,281K | $150.94 |
| Fayette | $1,191K | $71.84 |
| Autauga | $1,118K | $20.22 |
| Washington | $1,114K | $67.05 |
| Lowndes | $1,099K | $107.26 |
| Macon | $1,092K | $57.22 |
| Union | $1,088K | — |
| Marengo | $1,086K | $55.58 |
| Conecuh | $1,044K | $83.55 |
| Elmore | $1,037K | $12.76 |
| Franklin | $1,028K | $32.46 |
| Clarke | $976K | $40.11 |
| Choctaw | $933K | $71.47 |
| Cullman | $907K | $11.00 |
| Concordia | $903K | — |
| Morgan | $893K | $7.50 |
| Perry | $890K | $93.32 |
| Sumter | $860K | $66.28 |
| Blount | $834K | $14.51 |
| Crenshaw | $832K | $59.84 |
| Hale | $795K | $53.53 |
| Iberville | $769K | — |
| Caddo | $760K | — |
| Shelby | $744K | $3.52 |
| Lee | $728K | $4.56 |
| Tensas | $726K | — |
| Lamar | $655K | $47.06 |
| Winston | $648K | $27.12 |
| Santa Rosa | $635K | — |
| Tuscaloosa | $635K | $3.07 |
| Randolph | $622K | $27.64 |
| Lafayette | $609K | — |
| Yazoo | $590K | — |
| Haywood | $579K | — |
| Calhoun | $570K | $4.95 |
| Chilton | $550K | $12.55 |
| Colbert | $547K | $10.04 |
| Chambers | $546K | $16.19 |
| Russell | $543K | $9.31 |
| Bibb | $533K | $23.59 |
| Jefferson Davis | $525K | — |
| Etowah | $524K | $5.09 |
| Copiah | $524K | — |
| Avoyelles | $479K | — |
| Acadia | $429K | — |
| Evangeline | $426K | — |
| Wilcox | $418K | $38.49 |
| East Baton Rouge | $379K | — |
| Noxubee | $373K | — |
| Holmes | $371K | — |
| Livingston | $363K | — |
| East Feliciana | $354K | — |
| Newton | $340K | — |
| Pearl River | $320K | — |
| Walker | $318K | $4.93 |
| East Carroll | $317K | — |
| Hancock | $313K | — |
| Vermilion | $305K | — |
| Calcasieu | $288K | — |
| St. Clair | $283K | $3.24 |
| Gordon | $275K | — |
| Bullock | $272K | $26.17 |
| Tangipahoa | $272K | — |
| Tallapoosa | $265K | $6.51 |
| Sunflower | $262K | — |
| St. James | $262K | — |
| Coosa | $262K | $24.20 |
| Clay | $259K | $19.36 |
| Ouachita | $248K | — |
| Simpson | $247K | — |
| West Baton Rouge | $245K | — |
| Okaloosa | $239K | — |
| Rockingham | $236K | — |
| Cocke | $232K | — |
| Richland | $230K | — |
| Robertson | $224K | — |
| Berrien | $212K | — |
| Scotland | $209K | — |
| Jasper | $207K | — |
| Harrison | $202K | — |
| La Salle Parish | $197K | — |
| Rapides | $192K | — |
| St. Mary | $187K | — |
| Itawamba | $180K | — |
| Hinds | $177K | — |
| Allen | $173K | — |
| Cleburne | $170K | $11.40 |
| Warren | $168K | — |
| Campbell | $165K | — |
| West Feliciana | $160K | — |
| Morehouse | $158K | — |
| Bolivar | $156K | — |
| Ascension | $149K | — |
| Anderson | $143K | — |
| Assumption | $141K | — |
| Grimes | $138K | — |
| Lafourche | $134K | — |
| Culpeper | $131K | — |
| Jones | $129K | — |
| Kemper | $124K | — |
| Panola | $123K | — |
| Tippah | $120K | — |
| Hamblen | $119K | — |
| Pointe Coupee | $119K | — |
| St. Francis | $107K | — |
| Gallatin | $106K | — |
| Murray | $99K | — |
| Mississippi | $98K | — |
| Chattooga | $95K | — |
| Benton | $83K | — |
| Hart | $79K | — |
| Wayne | $76K | — |
| Carroll | $73K | — |
| Hawkins | $69K | — |
| Desoto | $5K | — |
| Rutherford | $3K | — |
Programs in FY2016
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Top Recipients in FY2016
| Recipient | Location | Total | Payments |
|---|---|---|---|
| MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS | Blount Co. | $1,316,700,316 | 1,778 |
| SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION COMMITTEE ALAB | MONTGOMERY, Montgomery Co. | $1,547,387 | 2 |
| RICHELEIU EAST LTD | TUSCALOOSA, Tuscaloosa Co. | $830,879 | 2 |
| VOAP LP | OPELIKA, Lee Co. | $759,578 | 2 |
| UNION II ELDERLY | TUSCALOOSA, Tuscaloosa Co. | $640,504 | 2 |
| BAYOU LA BATRE APARTMENT HOMES LLC | MONTGOMERY, Montgomery Co. | $562,906 | 2 |
| DRISKELL COTTON FARM | GRAND BAY, Mobile Co. | $550,854 | 81 |
| WINFIELD HOUSING | TUSCALOOSA, Tuscaloosa Co. | $527,189 | 2 |
| P. E. OF MILTON, | TUSCALOOSA, Tuscaloosa Co. | $504,767 | 2 |
| HELTON BROTHERS FARM | ATMORE, Escambia Co. | $478,350 | 39 |
| CANDY MOUNTAIN | BIRMINGHAM, Jefferson Co. | $462,895 | 4 |
| FERRIDAY VILLA PARTNERSHIP | OPELIKA, Lee Co. | $452,317 | 2 |
| BIG CREEK FARMS | GRAND BAY, Mobile Co. | $428,951 | 44 |
| CANDLEWICK SENIOR VILLAGE, L.P. | ALBERTVILLE, Marshall Co. | $406,172 | 2 |
| ST JOSEPH SQUARE | OPELIKA, Lee Co. | $381,388 | 2 |
| WARD FARMS | ATMORE, Conecuh Co. | $380,406 | 54 |
| SHADOWRIDGE APTS | MOBILE, Mobile Co. | $379,733 | 2 |
| PETELINSKI BROTHERS | ROBERTSDALE, Baldwin Co. | $378,890 | 73 |
| BTM LTD PARTNERSHIP | OPELIKA, Lee Co. | $378,885 | 2 |
| HOUSING INVESTORS | DECATUR, Morgan Co. | $365,785 | 6 |
| RIVERSIDE APTS II | FLORENCE, Lauderdale Co. | $352,811 | 3 |
| MORAVEC ST ELMO FARMS | ST ELMO, Mobile Co. | $345,639 | 50 |
| NEWELLTON PLACE | OPELIKA, Lee Co. | $344,472 | 2 |
| SHIPES FARMS | HEADLAND, Henry Co. | $342,119 | 60 |
| LOOKING GLASS | ALBERTVILLE, Marshall Co. | $333,322 | 2 |
How much did Alabama receive in farm subsidies in FY2016?
In fiscal year 2016 (October 2015–September 2016), Alabama received $1,401M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 8,710 records. That is $287.90 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.
What was the top USDA program in Alabama in FY2016?
The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Alabama in FY2016 was SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $1,255M.