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Georgia — FY2022

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In fiscal year 2022, Georgia received $6,029M across 51,949 payment records. That is $552.44 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▲ 27.1% vs. FY2021

Counties in FY2022
County Total $/Capita
Fulton $5,392,347K $5,022.22
Miller $32,464K $5,622.48
Coffee $30,300K $700.63
Worth $29,318K $1,434.98
Decatur $27,503K $947.77
Mitchell $25,529K $1,204.65
Wilcox $23,860K $2,726.59
Dooly $22,437K $2,119.74
Randolph $20,636K $3,368.61
Pierce $18,922K $937.17
Terrell $18,835K $2,142.32
Brooks $17,965K $1,103.23
Colquitt $15,454K $337.21
Lowndes $14,945K $125.07
Screven $14,363K $1,028.15
Tattnall $12,921K $538.63
Tift $12,864K $311.20
Jeff Davis $11,705K $786.03
Jenkins $10,564K $1,220.62
Seminole $10,298K $1,126.22
Sumter $10,208K $353.64
Lanier $10,040K $986.58
Bulloch $9,676K $116.52
Emanuel $9,656K $420.83
Thomas $9,197K $201.90
Schley $8,850K $1,968.02
Baker $8,844K $3,167.75
Pulaski $8,601K $863.27
Peach $8,431K $295.96
Grady $8,150K $313.54
Cook $7,625K $437.98
Evans $7,482K $701.98
Appling $5,651K $306.53
Webster $5,547K $2,373.35
Jefferson $5,507K $360.07
Calhoun $5,370K $980.91
Clay $4,941K $1,732.03
Ben Hill $4,821K $282.65
Wayne $4,611K $150.01
Toombs $4,258K $158.81
Irwin $4,231K $464.26
Twiggs $4,220K $549.81
Hart $4,100K $152.50
Wilkinson $3,728K $429.64
Hall $3,566K $16.77
Clinch $3,539K $529.92
Crisp $3,445K $174.61
Telfair $3,436K $277.59
Dougherty $3,420K $41.25
Early $3,123K $295.74
Marion $2,995K $402.72
Banks $2,977K $153.92
Berrien $2,819K $154.78
Macon $2,771K $235.32
Washington $2,697K $136.47
Floyd $2,560K $25.75
Wheeler $2,461K $336.61
Ware $2,335K $65.61
Elbert $2,085K $104.94
Taliaferro $1,915K $1,190.96
Burke $1,845K $75.51
Upson $1,717K $61.13
Carroll $1,595K $12.81
Walker $1,557K $22.57
Stewart $1,447K $314.34
Fannin $1,418K $55.11
Taylor $1,396K $179.79
Jasper $1,274K $79.72
Treutlen $1,178K $185.23
Putnam $1,165K $50.81
Effingham $1,082K $15.68
Lake $1,017K —
Bleckley $1,002K $81.59
Camden $978K $17.17
Greene $942K $46.84
Polk $934K $21.38
Warren $889K $172.42
Meriwether $857K $41.03
Gordon $856K $14.54
Walton $827K $8.03
Bartow $747K $6.62
Jackson $729K $8.68
Franklin $698K $28.91
Osceola $671K —
Union $654K $24.79
Charlton $647K $50.56
Bryan $642K $13.31
Hancock $627K $74.48
Baldwin $607K $13.90
Crawford $585K $48.11
Butts $557K $20.84
Citrus $553K —
Lamar $544K $27.95
Monroe $536K $18.20
Montgomery $527K $60.96
Hardee $517K —
Nassau $483K —
Pasco $480K —
Volusia $463K —
Dodge $463K $23.29
Laurens $456K $9.17
Columbia $454K $2.80
Turner $453K $51.30
Johnson $448K $48.61
Tipton $442K —
Robertson $439K —
Suwannee $438K —
Highlands $436K —
White $411K $14.27
Wilkes $397K $41.48
Candler $395K $35.99
Clarke $387K $2.98
Lauderdale $386K —
Moore $382K —
Henry $369K $1.48
Madison $364K $11.57
Weakley $353K —
Pike $341K $17.10
Loudon $338K —
Gulf $330K —
Troup $329K $4.69
Houston $320K $1.89
Oglethorpe $313K $20.18
Long $312K $16.97
Mcintosh $312K $27.89
Escambia $310K —
Fentress $305K —
Campbell $293K —
Heard $277K $23.67
Murray $276K $6.83
Sumner $274K —
Cumberland $245K —
Marshall $230K —
Bradford $229K —
Fayette $229K $1.87
Chattooga $228K $9.13
Van Buren $226K —
Atkinson $215K $26.34
Mcduffie $214K $9.87
Kaufman $207K —
Stephens $204K $7.64
Bedford $200K —
Glades $183K —
Overton $180K —
Lewis $176K —
Haralson $175K $5.59
Smith $175K —
Duval $170K —
Trousdale $169K —
Benton $168K —
Obion $160K —
Cheatham $157K —
Bacon $149K $13.31
Richmond $147K $0.71
Paulding $146K $0.82
Rains $144K —
Towns $142K $10.99
Catoosa $141K $2.05
Gibson $141K —
Dorchester $141K —
Oconee $138K $3.17
Perry $137K —
Coweta $130K $0.85
Morgan $128K $6.11
Pecos $128K —
Lamb $128K —
Cocke $127K —
Quitman $126K $55.75
Claiborne $120K —
Santa Rosa $119K —
Gilmer $119K $3.66
Echols $117K $31.87
Mccormick $114K —
Gadsden $109K —
Starke $107K —
Gray $107K —
Cannon $107K —
Hockley $105K —
Wood $96K —
Dekalb $95K $0.12
Harris $94K $2.59
Brewster $84K —
Upshur $81K —
Wilbarger $80K —
Russell $72K —
Cherokee $72K $0.26
Van Zandt $69K —
Alachua $67K —
Habersham $66K $1.39
Garza $65K —
Hardeman $55K —
Whitfield $45K $0.44
Newton $37K $0.31
Spalding $31K $0.45
Bibb $24K $0.15
Dade $23K $1.45
Dickson $23K —
Forsyth $13K $0.05
Pickens $13K $0.37
Rabun $10K $0.55
Jones $6K $0.20
Muscogee $5K $0.03
Glynn $3K $0.03
Chatham $3K $0.01
Talbot $2K $0.30
Programs in FY2022 All years →
Program Total Records
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.551 $5,392M 12
PRICE LOSS COVERAGE 10.112 $213M 36,021
CROP INSURANCE 10.450 $206M 163
EMERGENCY RELIEF PROGRAM 10.964 $100M 3,352
RURAL RENTAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS 10.427 $56M 434
CORONAVIRUS FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 2 10.132 $31M 970
CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM 10.069 $13M 8,108
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR LIVESTOCK, HONEYBEES AND FARM-RAISED FISH PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.110 $5M 152
NONINSURED ASSISTANCE 10.451 $3M 1,133
DAIRY MARGIN COVERAGE 10.127 $2M 447
EMERGENCY CONSERVATION PROGRAM 10.054 $2M 236
EMERGENCY FOREST RESTORATION PROGRAM 10.102 $1M 95
CORONAVIRUS FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 1 10.130 $1M 20
AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION EASEMENT PROGRAM 10.931 $1M 10
2017 WILDFIRES AND HURRICANES INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.120 $1M 308
PANDEMIC ASSISTANCE FOR TIMBER HARVESTERS AND HAULERS (PATHH) PROGRAM 10.137 $0M 124
TREE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.111 $0M 144
SPOT MARKET HOG PANDEMIC PROGRAM 10.144 $0M 13
REGIONAL CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM 10.932 $0M 17
LIVESTOCK INDEMNITY PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.108 $0M 15
LIVESTOCK FORAGE PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.109 $0M 6
ORGANIC CERTIFICATION COST SHARE PROGRAMS 10.171 $0M 55
DAIRY INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.053 $0M 2
ORGANIC AND TRANSITIONAL EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAM 10.139 $0M 81
COMMODITY LOANS AND LOAN DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS 10.051 $0M 12
FOOD SAFETY CERTIFICATION FOR SPECIALTY CROPS PROGRAM 10.142 $0M 4
QUALITY LOSS ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM 10.133 $0M 2
MARKET FACILITATION PROGRAM 10.123 $0M 1
AGRICULTURE RISK COVERAGE PROGRAM 10.113 $0M 11
FOOD FOR EDUCATION 10.608 $0M 1

Top Recipients in FY2022

Recipient Location Total Payments
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES ATLANTA, Fulton Co. $5,392,068,761 12
ENGLISH VILLAGE CARROLLTON, Carroll Co. $620,150 1
HERITAGE VILLAS OF ATLANTA, Fulton Co. $618,881 8
HALLMARK QUAIL ATLANTA, Cobb Co. $467,100 3
NEW CARROLLTON CLUB LLC CARROLLTON, Carroll Co. $452,222 2
HALLMARK FOREST LLC ATLANTA, Fulton Co. $443,824 1
LIVE OAK-MEADOWS LP ATLANTA, Cobb Co. $437,935 2
JT ROLLING OAKS, LP VALDOSTA, Lowndes Co. $436,626 1
HALLMARK HILLTOP ATLANTA, Fulton Co. $431,905 3
HALLMARK WILDWOOD ATLANTA, Cobb Co. $427,171 2
HALLMARK PLANTATION ATLANTA, Fulton Co. $413,946 1
MONTDELE DEVELOP LP VALDOSTA, Lowndes Co. $386,824 2
MANCHESTER PIGEON ATLANTA, Fulton Co. $361,750 2
MANCHESTER HIDDEN ATLANTA, Fulton Co. $355,876 1
FITZGERALD PROP LLP VALDOSTA, Lowndes Co. $355,763 2
HALLMARK PLEASANT VALLEY LLC ATLANTA, Fulton Co. $354,282 2
HOWELL MILL DEV LP VALDOSTA, Lowndes Co. $354,269 2
HALLMARK SATILLA ATLANTA, Cobb Co. $345,928 1
PIEDMONT DEV CO DUBLIN, Laurens Co. $333,450 3
CORDELE WOODVALE ATLANTA, Fulton Co. $327,895 2
HALLMARK VILLAGE ATLANTA, Cobb Co. $307,433 3
CROWNE POINT ATLANTA, Fulton Co. $293,462 1
TREMOUNT ATLANTA, Fulton Co. $287,880 1
CITRUS TERRACE LTD ATLANTA, Fulton Co. $287,300 1
GREENBRIAR VALDOSTA, Lowndes Co. $286,003 1
How much did Georgia receive in farm subsidies in FY2022?

In fiscal year 2022 (October 2021–September 2022), Georgia received $6,029M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 51,949 records. That is $552.44 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

What was the top USDA program in Georgia in FY2022?

The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Georgia in FY2022 was SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $5,392M.

Why are individual recipient names not shown for FY2022?

Starting in FY2020, USDA began redacting individual farm operator names in USASpending.gov disclosures to comply with federal privacy guidelines. County, state, program, and dollar amounts are complete and unredacted for all years.

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