How much did Georgia receive in USDA farm subsidies in fiscal year 2016?

In fiscal year 2016 (October 2015–September 2016), Georgia received $2,958 million in USDA farm subsidy payments across 18,627 records. That is $286.94 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

Georgia — FY2016

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In fiscal year 2016, Georgia received $2,958M across 18,627 payment records. That is $286.94 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▼ 0.6% vs. FY2015

Counties in FY2016

County	Total	$/Capita
Colquitt	$11,940K	$262.58
Decatur	$11,324K	$424.41
Mitchell	$10,670K	$475.42
Worth	$9,450K	$455.80
Bulloch	$8,335K	$111.64
Dooly	$8,297K	$598.19
Early	$8,205K	$795.85
Coffee	$7,494K	$174.59
Tift	$7,405K	$182.55
Irwin	$7,328K	$787.39
Calhoun	$7,048K	$1,108.31
Miller	$7,004K	$1,192.09
Gwinnett	$6,820K	$7.53
Seminole	$6,399K	$759.57
Burke	$6,040K	$266.81
Crisp	$5,753K	$251.40
Baker	$5,600K	$1,758.31
Sumter	$5,558K	$183.23
Grady	$5,285K	$212.27
Brooks	$5,263K	$334.51
Terrell	$4,918K	$554.26
Turner	$4,884K	$612.79
Thomas	$4,690K	$104.31
Randolph	$4,620K	$646.21
Berrien	$4,277K	$225.47
Lee	$4,232K	$144.93
Fulton	$3,814K	$3.73
Wilcox	$3,671K	$415.59
Jefferson	$3,438K	$218.00
Pulaski	$2,993K	$264.96
Screven	$2,980K	$212.60
Cook	$2,853K	$166.11
Jenkins	$2,806K	$318.07
Pierce	$2,750K	$143.84
Webster	$2,513K	$963.77
Emanuel	$2,320K	$103.54
Dodge	$2,270K	$108.77
Clay	$2,215K	$734.79
Ben Hill	$2,089K	$120.99
Dougherty	$2,074K	$22.95
Cobb	$2,074K	$2.77
Jeff Davis	$2,070K	$138.44
Atkinson	$1,974K	$238.02
Lowndes	$1,899K	$16.59
Laurens	$1,839K	$38.89
Macon	$1,760K	$130.52
Appling	$1,706K	$92.53
Toombs	$1,647K	$60.67
Clinch	$1,628K	$240.72
Wayne	$1,530K	$50.93
Tattnall	$1,503K	$59.30
Carroll	$1,442K	$12.41
Telfair	$1,318K	$82.57
Houston	$1,318K	$8.71
Bleckley	$1,305K	$101.39
Lake	$1,254K	—
Franklin	$1,077K	$48.22
Marion	$1,054K	$124.19
Washington	$1,054K	$51.81
Evans	$1,016K	$95.53
Meriwether	$993K	$47.19
Lanier	$960K	$91.91
Candler	$956K	$88.25
Stewart	$936K	$152.73
Polk	$935K	$22.49
Jackson	$890K	$13.67
Johnson	$873K	$90.23
Twiggs	$847K	$102.56
Bartow	$837K	$8.09
Putnam	$835K	$38.82
Madison	$820K	$28.44
Bacon	$797K	$70.73
Citrus	$748K	—
Nassau	$722K	—
Ware	$713K	$19.98
Gordon	$700K	$12.28
Peach	$678K	$24.99
Montgomery	$672K	$74.75
Hart	$638K	$25.08
Columbia	$631K	$4.27
Effingham	$603K	$10.28
Greene	$591K	$34.97
Dekalb	$573K	$0.77
Taylor	$572K	$69.29
Walton	$571K	$6.35
Lamar	$544K	$29.45
Lauderdale	$544K	—
Richmond	$522K	$2.58
Wheeler	$510K	$63.60
Union	$500K	$22.04
Highlands	$494K	—
Elbert	$489K	$25.56
Tarrant	$485K	—
Hancock	$485K	$56.07
Treutlen	$472K	$70.17
Floyd	$468K	$4.84
Wilkes	$458K	$46.66
Warren	$454K	$84.71
Camden	$420K	$7.98
White	$413K	$14.34
Butts	$401K	$16.88
Hardin	$393K	—
Walker	$391K	$5.71
Habersham	$381K	$8.62
Gulf	$380K	—
Pike	$368K	$20.56
Heard	$363K	$31.34
Hardee	$360K	—
Monroe	$353K	$13.14
Bradford	$353K	—
Hillsborough	$329K	—
Newton	$328K	$3.08
Mcduffie	$325K	$15.15
Chatham	$319K	$1.10
Hall	$316K	$1.61
Suwannee	$308K	—
Chattooga	$305K	$12.27
Glascock	$290K	$97.34
Stephens	$288K	$11.23
Fayette	$282K	$2.53
Benton	$280K	—
Marshall	$275K	—
Obion	$275K	—
Weakley	$266K	—
Moore	$264K	—
Escambia	$258K	—
Desoto	$256K	—
Bibb	$252K	$1.65
Cocke	$238K	—
Charlton	$236K	$18.34
Murray	$235K	$5.98
Forsyth	$231K	$1.05
Schley	$229K	$44.30
Banks	$229K	$12.52
Cherokee	$228K	$0.94
Clarke	$227K	$1.82
Quitman	$222K	$95.77
Lewis	$220K	—
Henry	$219K	$0.99
Morgan	$218K	$12.02
Bryan	$215K	$5.97
Fannin	$214K	$8.54
Hamilton	$214K	—
Bay	$214K	—
Hardeman	$213K	—
Upson	$211K	$8.04
Fentress	$211K	—
Spalding	$197K	$3.05
Lawrence	$195K	—
Muscogee	$191K	$0.97
Duval	$190K	—
Robertson	$188K	—
Giles	$186K	—
Echols	$186K	$47.23
Glades	$177K	—
Tipton	$174K	—
Okeechobee	$171K	—
Volusia	$170K	—
Kaufman	$168K	—
Paulding	$167K	$1.08
Pickens	$164K	$5.34
Catoosa	$160K	$2.41
Towns	$154K	$13.45
Cumberland	$148K	—
Coweta	$146K	$1.04
Pasco	$138K	—
Brantley	$137K	$7.46
Oconee	$137K	$3.72
Troup	$133K	$1.91
Van Zandt	$133K	—
Mcintosh	$132K	$9.35
Flagler	$125K	—
Hendry	$124K	—
Dawson	$123K	$5.20
Perry	$121K	—
Smith	$120K	—
Titus	$118K	—
Wilkinson	$113K	$12.58
Loudon	$112K	—
Wilbarger	$112K	—
Oglethorpe	$110K	$7.47
Rains	$106K	—
Mccormick	$106K	—
Whitfield	$106K	$1.01
Glynn	$104K	$1.24
Long	$103K	$5.59
Taliaferro	$100K	$62.08
Claiborne	$96K	—
Harris	$94K	$2.81
Gilmer	$94K	$3.14
Crawford	$92K	$7.50
Wood	$87K	—
Pecos	$86K	—
Gadsden	$84K	—
Lumpkin	$81K	$2.59
Douglas	$80K	$0.56
Hockley	$71K	—
Baldwin	$69K	$1.53
Starke	$61K	—
Cheatham	$61K	—
Upshur	$59K	—
Andrews	$56K	—
Lubbock	$56K	—
Rabun	$51K	$3.09
Bedford	$50K	—
Russell	$50K	—
Gray	$48K	—
Garza	$45K	—
Haralson	$43K	$1.49
Spartanburg	$41K	—
Gibson	$39K	—
Barrow	$38K	$0.50
Sumner	$37K	—
Rockdale	$33K	$0.37
Osceola	$33K	—
Dade	$30K	$1.86
Jones	$30K	$1.05
Lamb	$29K	—
Talbot	$25K	$3.95
Jasper	$19K	$1.35
Clayton	$16K	$0.06
Cannon	$12K	—
Liberty	$11K	$0.18
Lincoln	$1K	$0.18
Chattahoochee	$0K	$0.03
Hawkins	$-397K	—

Programs in FY2016 All years →

Program	Total	Records
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.551	$2,663M	2
PRICE LOSS COVERAGE 10.112	$143M	5,627
RURAL RENTAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS 10.427	$43M	464
COMMODITY LOANS AND LOAN DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS 10.051	$36M	4,836
AGRICULTURE RISK COVERAGE PROGRAM 10.113	$25M	3,993
CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM 10.069	$19M	2,496
COTTON GINNING COST SHARE PROGRAM 10.118	$7M	232
LIVESTOCK FORAGE PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.109	$6M	222
MARKET ACCESS PROGRAM 10.601	$6M	57
NONINSURED ASSISTANCE 10.451	$3M	241
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR LIVESTOCK, HONEYBEES AND FARM-RAISED FISH PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.110	$1M	52
SCHOOLS AND ROADS - GRANTS TO STATES 10.665	$1M	2
FOREIGN MARKET DEVELOPMENT COOPERATOR PROGRAM 10.600	$1M	13
EMERGENCY FOREST RESTORATION PROGRAM 10.102	$1M	97
TREE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.111	$0M	18
DIRECT AND COUNTER-CYCLICAL PAYMENTS PROGRAM 10.055	$0M	88
EMERGENCY CONSERVATION PROGRAM 10.054	$0M	33
THE MARGIN PROTECTION PROGRAM 10.116	$0M	8
COTTON TRANSITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.114	$0M	111
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR SPECIALTY CROPS PROGRAM 10.604	$0M	1
LIVESTOCK INDEMNITY PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.108	$0M	15
EMERGING MARKETS PROGRAM 10.603	$0M	1
DAIRY INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.053	$0M	5
LIVESTOCK FORAGE DISASTER PROGRAM 10.089	$0M	1
TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE 10.609	$0M	12

Top Recipients in FY2016

Recipient	Location	Total	Payments
MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS	COBB, Brooks Co.	$2,822,986,916	3,874
STATE OF GEORGIA	ATLANTA, Fulton Co.	$1,412,484	2
NATIONAL PEANUT BOARD	ATLANTA, Cobb Co.	$1,160,640	4
SAYER FARMS FAMILY PARTNERSHIP	WRAY, Irwin Co.	$1,154,281	78
MINOR BROTHERS FARM PARTNERSHIP	ANDERSONVILLE, Sumter Co.	$1,152,539	39
PGC FARMS	BRINSON, Decatur Co.	$948,997	62
HEARD FAMILY FARM	BRINSON, Decatur Co.	$776,443	15
FAMILY FARM PARTNERS	CAMILLA, Mitchell Co.	$715,752	55
DAVIS FARMS	BAINBRIDGE, Decatur Co.	$688,234	67
NATIONAL PECAN GROWERS COUNCIL	TIFTON, Tift Co.	$655,751	34
CARROLLTON CLUB LTD LP	VALDOSTA, Lowndes Co.	$633,447	2
LEE FARMS GP	BRONWOOD, Terrell Co.	$614,603	96
T & T FARMS PARTNERSHIP	LEESBURG, Lee Co.	$614,470	30
DAVIS FARMS PARTNERSHIP	SYLVESTER, Worth Co.	$601,949	68
3RT FARMS	DONALSONVILLE, Seminole Co.	$581,792	34
SAULS PARTNERSHIP	SHELLMAN, Randolph Co.	$569,628	42
SIMMONS FARMS	DOERUN, Colquitt Co.	$561,189	48
SCOTT FARMS G P	BRINSON, Decatur Co.	$547,547	48
MANCHESTER HIDDEN	ATLANTA, Fulton Co.	$534,798	4
BUTLER FOREST	ATLANTA, Fulton Co.	$499,042	5
MIMS FARMS	DONALSONVILLE, Seminole Co.	$494,121	38
BRANNEN FAMILY FARMS PARTNERSHIP	STATESBORO, Bulloch Co.	$487,151	113
CAMELOT SQUARE	ATLANTA, Cobb Co.	$484,810	1
S N L FARMS	BLAKELY, Early Co.	$478,877	17
TRIPLE S FARMS	IRON CITY, Seminole Co.	$467,371	16

How much did Georgia receive in farm subsidies in FY2016?

In fiscal year 2016 (October 2015–September 2016), Georgia received $2,958M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 18,627 records. That is $286.94 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

What was the top USDA program in Georgia in FY2016?

The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Georgia in FY2016 was SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $2,663M.

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