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Indiana — FY2012

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In fiscal year 2012, Indiana received $440M across 45,218 payment records. That is $67.34 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▼ 24.4% vs. FY2011

Counties in FY2012
County Total $/Capita
Marion $159,940K $173.86
Allen $6,443K $17.85
Knox $6,301K $165.88
Montgomery $6,091K $159.54
Dekalb $5,493K $129.74
Bartholomew $5,212K $65.95
Jackson $5,113K $118.92
Jasper $4,812K $143.64
White $4,811K $196.65
Tippecanoe $4,804K $26.81
Decatur $4,645K $178.39
Shelby $4,547K $102.73
Kosciusko $4,517K $58.20
Pulaski $4,397K $338.05
Benton $4,344K $492.26
Carroll $4,298K $213.71
Randolph $4,212K $162.90
Adams $4,178K $121.43
Wabash $4,160K $128.41
Daviess $4,141K $128.96
Noble $4,121K $87.32
Clinton $4,084K $124.16
Laporte $4,075K $36.60
Wayne $3,869K $56.69
Boone $3,793K $64.24
Rush $3,760K $219.81
Fulton $3,659K $177.29
Johnson $3,615K $25.19
Starke $3,614K $156.03
Huntington $3,576K $96.70
Madison $3,560K $27.34
Warren $3,544K $422.22
Howard $3,537K $42.69
Wells $3,536K $127.63
Gibson $3,505K $104.51
Cass $3,484K $89.87
Posey $3,405K $132.90
Hendricks $3,401K $22.56
Grant $3,394K $49.11
Marshall $3,376K $71.91
Dubois $3,374K $80.17
Putnam $3,369K $89.48
Washington $3,319K $118.89
Henry $3,299K $67.17
Fountain $3,261K $190.44
Greene $3,166K $96.08
Newton $3,158K $224.80
Sullivan $3,112K $146.78
Parke $3,104K $181.33
Jay $3,100K $145.23
Miami $3,074K $84.11
Tipton $3,059K $195.36
Delaware $2,943K $25.15
Hamilton $2,849K $9.83
Clay $2,844K $106.14
Whitley $2,803K $84.08
Elkhart $2,795K $14.05
Ripley $2,764K $97.16
Lake $2,750K $5.57
Hancock $2,732K $38.70
Jefferson $2,627K $80.98
St. Joseph $2,617K $9.82
Lagrange $2,584K $68.60
Spencer $2,557K $123.01
Vanderburgh $2,481K $13.70
Franklin $2,432K $105.56
Steuben $2,339K $68.45
Porter $2,289K $13.81
Warrick $2,190K $36.28
Jennings $2,109K $74.91
Lawrence $2,099K $45.52
Harrison $2,027K $51.96
Morgan $1,961K $28.34
Vigo $1,926K $17.74
Fayette $1,838K $76.74
Orange $1,690K $85.61
Vermillion $1,591K $99.92
Dearborn $1,465K $29.45
Switzerland $1,427K $136.44
Owen $1,340K $62.69
Union $1,296K $176.17
Clark $1,265K $11.31
Blackford $1,232K $98.38
Scott $1,007K $42.46
Pike $922K $73.11
Monroe $877K $6.20
Perry $795K $41.04
Martin $726K $70.31
Crawford $505K $47.33
Ohio $402K $66.30
Sandusky $389K —
Floyd $385K $5.12
Brown $322K $21.36
Gogebic $221K —
Paulding $188K —
Champaign $156K —
Carter $153K —
Hardin $151K —
Richland $120K —
La Paz $116K —
Williams $108K —
Stillwater $98K —
Sangamon $94K —
Webster $86K —
De Witt $86K —
Iron $83K —
Bath $77K —
Berrien $75K —
Huron $74K —
Gallatin $64K —
Pinal $60K —
Macoupin $54K —
Hillsdale $53K —
Douglas $51K —
Lasalle $47K —
Macon $39K —
Bollinger $38K —
Maury $20K —
Pocahontas $15K —
Chambers $8K —
Wilcox $8K —
Dunklin $5K —
Pearl River $5K —
Edgar $4K —
Van Buren $4K —
Van Wert $3K —
Lyon $3K —
Butler $3K —
Keokuk $3K —
Howell $1K —
Leelanau $1K —
Crittenden $1K —
Houghton $1K —
Athens $0K —
Iowa $0K —
Programs in FY2012 All years →
Program Total Records
DIRECT AND COUNTER-CYCLICAL PAYMENTS PROGRAM 10.055 $169M 28,496
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.551 $158M 12
CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM 10.069 $48M 12,478
RURAL RENTAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS 10.427 $18M 320
SUPPLEMENTAL REVENUE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.090 $15M 579
MILK INCOME LOSS CONTRACT PROGRAM 10.080 $6M 1,288
TOBACCO TRANSITION PAYMENT PROGRAM 10.085 $6M 592
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY INCENTIVES PROGRAM 10.912 $6M 284
CONSERVATION STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM 10.924 $6M 353
CONSERVATION SECURITY PROGRAM 10.921 $6M 498
WETLANDS RESERVE PROGRAM 10.072 $1M 36
LIVESTOCK INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.088 $1M 92
GRASSLAND RESERVE PROGRAM 10.920 $0M 50
CROP DISASTER PROGRAM 10.073 $0M 84
AGRICULTURAL WATER ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 10.925 $0M 5
EMERGENCY CONSERVATION PROGRAM 10.054 $0M 24
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR LIVESTOCK, HONEYBEES, AND FARM-RAISED FISH PROGRAM 10.091 $0M 3
LIVESTOCK FORAGE DISASTER PROGRAM 10.089 $0M 8
EMERGING MARKETS PROGRAM 10.603 $0M 1
EMERGENCY WATERSHED PROTECTION PROGRAM 10.923 $0M 6
TREE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.092 $0M 1
INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.030 $0M 5
HEALTHY FORESTS RESERVE PROGRAM (HFRP) 10.922 $0M 1
COMMODITY LOANS AND LOAN DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS 10.051 $0M 2

Top Recipients in FY2012

Recipient Location Total Payments
MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS CORYDON, Bartholomew Co. $191,803,655 4,717
INDIANA FAMILY AND SOCIAL SERV INDIANAPOLIS, Marion Co. $158,099,564 12
S&C CORNELIUS FARMS SWITZ CITY, Greene Co. $523,390 31
VILLAGE APARTMENTS INDIANAPOLIS, Marion Co. $501,840 7
VILLAGE APTS OF INDIANAPOLIS, Marion Co. $445,632 6
BOYD GRAIN FARMS WASHINGTON, Daviess Co. $362,851 58
COMMUNITY HOUSING SOUTH BEND, St. Joseph Co. $354,192 5
ANSON FAMILY FARMS MONROE CITY, Knox Co. $353,644 150
CORNERSTONE FAMILY FARMS SALEM, Washington Co. $333,262 83
ARMES BOYS WASHINGTON, Daviess Co. $317,556 13
BRUNE FARMS FOUNTAINTOWN, Shelby Co. $292,477 79
HOOSIER UPLANDS ECONOMIC DEV CORP MITCHELL, Lawrence Co. $291,264 2
CROSSROAD FARMS WILLIAMSPORT, Warren Co. $282,801 92
INDY FAMILY FARMS GREENWOOD, Johnson Co. $276,498 125
BBR - VISION II, LP INDIANAPOLIS, Marion Co. $273,504 1
VILLAGE APTS INDIANAPOLIS, Marion Co. $264,384 3
REMINGTON AG PARTNERSHIP REMINGTON, Jasper Co. $248,497 61
PRESNALL FARMS GP FAIRMOUNT, Grant Co. $232,920 80
MILL TRACE DEVELOP WABASH, Wabash Co. $221,088 2
HILL FARMS INC MEDORA, Jackson Co. $207,300 9
SHELTER INVESTMENT MISHAWAKA, St Joseph Co. $206,016 1
WAUSEON LP CORUNNA, Dekalb Co. $203,544 1
MIDWAY FARMS INC LAGRANGE, Lagrange Co. $202,479 10
OAK ESTATES MISHAWAKA, St. Joseph Co. $202,464 2
ILLFF I MARTINSVILLE, Morgan Co. $200,000 1
How much did Indiana receive in farm subsidies in FY2012?

In fiscal year 2012 (October 2011–September 2012), Indiana received $440M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 45,218 records. That is $67.34 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

What was the top USDA program in Indiana in FY2012?

The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Indiana in FY2012 was DIRECT AND COUNTER-CYCLICAL PAYMENTS PROGRAM, which paid $169M.

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