Kansas — FY2011

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In fiscal year 2011, Kansas received $688M across 106,430 payment records. That is $239.70 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▼ 1.3% vs. FY2010

Counties in FY2011

County	Total	$/Capita
Shawnee	$111,091K	$620.73
Thomas	$15,471K	$1,946.49
Finney	$14,885K	$401.05
Stanton	$14,792K	$6,684.28
Stevens	$13,844K	$2,458.58
Sumner	$13,490K	$567.10
Ford	$13,189K	$383.71
Sedgwick	$13,178K	$26.30
Sherman	$12,930K	$2,135.48
Gray	$12,642K	$2,077.25
Greeley	$12,381K	$9,865.05
Reno	$12,136K	$188.35
Scott	$11,474K	$2,345.48
Morton	$10,797K	$3,399.54
Johnson	$10,237K	$18.51
Sheridan	$9,857K	$3,941.18
Harper	$9,681K	$1,630.27
Hamilton	$9,540K	$3,621.91
Pratt	$9,316K	$966.00
Barton	$8,567K	$309.27
Kearny	$8,498K	$2,145.85
Wichita	$8,069K	$3,570.25
Haskell	$8,018K	$1,893.25
Grant	$7,903K	$1,001.26
Meade	$7,163K	$1,585.12
Gove	$7,117K	$2,609.84
Kingman	$7,081K	$897.36
Cheyenne	$7,013K	$2,604.21
Mcpherson	$6,880K	$235.96
Washington	$6,792K	$1,166.96
Marshall	$6,772K	$678.18
Pawnee	$6,541K	$937.46
Wallace	$6,502K	$4,263.78
Logan	$6,481K	$2,343.25
Ness	$6,467K	$2,073.98
Stafford	$6,351K	$1,448.99
Lane	$6,194K	$3,553.74
Norton	$5,918K	$1,046.28
Hodgeman	$5,895K	$3,012.30
Dickinson	$5,857K	$297.55
Seward	$5,804K	$250.90
Saline	$5,765K	$103.34
Ellis	$5,549K	$192.88
Nemaha	$5,438K	$539.11
Mitchell	$5,229K	$832.08
Edwards	$5,001K	$1,655.27
Rice	$4,995K	$494.78
Rawlins	$4,991K	$1,989.88
Brown	$4,865K	$487.81
Barber	$4,778K	$970.74
Republic	$4,748K	$970.51
Rush	$4,624K	$1,439.99
Decatur	$4,607K	$1,574.00
Smith	$4,573K	$1,206.35
Marion	$4,460K	$355.48
Phillips	$4,290K	$774.28
Harvey	$4,218K	$121.57
Osborne	$4,131K	$1,077.66
Cloud	$4,128K	$438.21
Jewell	$4,015K	$1,298.82
Clay	$3,999K	$469.05
Kiowa	$3,823K	$1,494.58
Russell	$3,770K	$539.78
Butler	$3,714K	$56.39
Rooks	$3,711K	$713.49
Doniphan	$3,684K	$462.80
Graham	$3,593K	$1,363.70
Cowley	$3,509K	$96.77
Neosho	$3,446K	$209.41
Trego	$3,422K	$1,158.88
Pottawatomie	$3,241K	$147.08
Lincoln	$3,230K	$999.33
Ellsworth	$3,193K	$493.71
Coffey	$3,149K	$370.96
Douglas	$3,095K	$27.51
Lyon	$3,031K	$90.08
Ottawa	$3,028K	$499.43
Crawford	$2,968K	$75.70
Clark	$2,940K	$1,386.07
Labette	$2,905K	$135.85
Riley	$2,902K	$39.52
Osage	$2,813K	$172.13
Jackson	$2,763K	$205.72
Comanche	$2,682K	$1,423.62
Atchison	$2,502K	$149.35
Anderson	$2,418K	$299.74
Cherokee	$2,410K	$112.80
Jefferson	$2,305K	$121.69
Allen	$2,143K	$160.56
Franklin	$2,130K	$82.35
Wilson	$2,096K	$226.84
Miami	$2,013K	$61.49
Linn	$2,010K	$209.17
Bourbon	$1,932K	$129.30
Montgomery	$1,847K	$53.10
Morris	$1,837K	$313.27
Leavenworth	$1,817K	$23.56
Wabaunsee	$1,523K	$216.50
Woodson	$1,151K	$346.51
Geary	$1,029K	$29.13
Elk	$805K	$289.05
Greenwood	$787K	$119.04
Chase	$706K	$255.00
Chautauqua	$694K	$192.08
Wyandotte	$410K	$2.59
Las Animas	$233K	—
Walworth	$153K	—
Dawes	$129K	—
Webster	$83K	—
Baca	$80K	—
Alfalfa	$74K	—
Prowers	$63K	—
Beaver	$55K	—
Rock	$50K	—
Woodward	$50K	—
Chariton	$45K	—
Vernon	$41K	—
Woods	$40K	—
Scotts Bluff	$39K	—
Kit Carson	$35K	—
Nuckolls	$35K	—
Grundy	$32K	—
Lancaster	$30K	—
Texas	$23K	—
Andrew	$22K	—
Howard	$20K	—
Clinton	$18K	—
Gage	$16K	—
Furnas	$15K	—
Bates	$15K	—
Red Willow	$12K	—
Thayer	$12K	—
Mercer	$11K	—
Richardson	$10K	—
Ringgold	$8K	—
Gentry	$8K	—
Harding	$7K	—
Fremont	$4K	—
Carroll	$4K	—
Yancey	$4K	—
Sac	$2K	—

Programs in FY2011 All years →

Program	Total	Records
DIRECT AND COUNTER-CYCLICAL PAYMENTS PROGRAM 10.055	$311M	77,736
SUPPLEMENTAL REVENUE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.090	$114M	3,650
CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM 10.069	$111M	22,113
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.551	$75M	14
CROP INSURANCE 10.450	$32M	4
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY INCENTIVES PROGRAM 10.912	$22M	1,069
CONSERVATION SECURITY PROGRAM 10.921	$7M	513
RURAL RENTAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS 10.427	$4M	99
GRASSLAND RESERVE PROGRAM 10.920	$3M	61
VOLUNTARY PUBLIC ACCESS AND HABITAT INCENTIVE PROGRAM 10.093	$3M	2
LIVESTOCK INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.088	$2M	292
LIVESTOCK FORAGE DISASTER PROGRAM 10.089	$1M	104
WILDLIFE HABITAT INCENTIVE PROGRAM 10.914	$1M	102
AGRICULTURAL WATER ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 10.925	$1M	3
CONSERVATION STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM 10.924	$0M	16
WETLANDS RESERVE PROGRAM 10.072	$0M	53
MILK INCOME LOSS CONTRACT PROGRAM 10.080	$0M	190
CROP DISASTER PROGRAM 10.073	$0M	205
TOBACCO TRANSITION PAYMENT PROGRAM 10.085	$0M	55
COMMODITY LOANS AND LOAN DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS 10.051	$0M	130
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR LIVESTOCK, HONEYBEES, AND FARM-RAISED FISH PROGRAM 10.091	$0M	4
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS WITH STATES FOR INTRASTATE MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION 10.475	$0M	1
INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.030	$0M	10
TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE 10.609	$0M	2
EMERGENCY CONSERVATION PROGRAM 10.054	$0M	2

Top Recipients in FY2011

Recipient	Location	Total	Payments
MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS	DODGE CITY, Coffey Co.	$363,221,162	8,121
KANSAS DEPARTMENT FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES	TOPEKA, Shawnee Co.	$74,934,444	14
HEARTLAND CROP INSURANCE, INC.	TOPEKA, Shawnee Co.	$18,206,964	1
XL REINSURANCE AMERICAN IN	TOPEKA, Shawnee Co.	$13,496,675	3
KDOT	PRATT, Pratt Co.	$3,000,000	2
MID-AMERICA TITLE COMPANY INC	OLATHE, Johnson Co.	$2,628,698	16
BEACHNER SOUTHWEST FARMING CO	SAINT PAUL, Neosho Co.	$990,374	70
SUNCURE FARMS	GOODLAND, Sherman Co.	$875,852	4
SPH FARM	COLBY, Thomas Co.	$697,515	33
BOEKHAUS & BOEKHAUS	RICHFIELD, Morton Co.	$672,307	96
BLOOM JOINT VENTURE	LIBERAL, Seward Co.	$634,691	76
L & L FARMS	HUGOTON, Stevens Co.	$626,988	54
WINGER FARMS	JOHNSON, Stanton Co.	$571,384	3
LEGACY FARMS	GOODLAND, Sherman Co.	$568,266	17
LOVE & LOVE FARMS	MONTEZUMA, Gray Co.	$538,437	28
B & B HARPER FARMS	HUGOTON, Stevens Co.	$520,204	144
LONE TREE LIVESTOCK LLC	SCOTT CITY, Scott Co.	$496,356	42
MORNING STAR FARMS	GREENSBURG, Edwards Co.	$493,518	107
MARK CAVENEE FARMS	TRIBUNE, Greeley Co.	$473,064	17
BELLAMY AERIAL SPRAYING JV	GOODLAND, Sherman Co.	$441,709	23
JEFF BOGNER FARMS	CIMARRON, Gray Co.	$439,367	15
FLYING S PARTNERSHIP	NORCATUR, Decatur Co.	$420,525	11
IRSIK FAMILY PARTNERSHIP	GARDEN CITY, Gray Co.	$397,918	43
WHIT-CROP	LEOTI, Wichita Co.	$388,794	11
GENTRY RANCH PARTNERS LLC	MEDICINE LODGE, Barber Co.	$373,752	1

How much did Kansas receive in farm subsidies in FY2011?

In fiscal year 2011 (October 2010–September 2011), Kansas received $688M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 106,430 records. That is $239.70 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

What was the top USDA program in Kansas in FY2011?

The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Kansas in FY2011 was DIRECT AND COUNTER-CYCLICAL PAYMENTS PROGRAM, which paid $311M.

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