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Kansas — FY2012

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In fiscal year 2012, Kansas received $495M across 70,732 payment records. That is $171.48 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▼ 28.1% vs. FY2011

Counties in FY2012
County Total $/Capita
Shawnee $56,612K $316.25
Finney $11,471K $309.14
Reno $10,978K $170.97
Sedgwick $10,776K $21.37
Thomas $9,933K $1,250.68
Gray $9,193K $1,541.70
Ford $9,010K $259.94
Sumner $7,661K $324.20
Barton $7,581K $275.44
Johnson $7,360K $13.15
Scott $6,702K $1,380.25
Pratt $6,678K $684.20
Nemaha $6,572K $652.61
Meade $6,430K $1,468.68
Stanton $6,344K $2,942.64
Sherman $6,177K $1,008.91
Stevens $6,161K $1,073.96
Marshall $6,133K $611.67
Sheridan $6,072K $2,438.44
Mcpherson $6,070K $207.70
Ness $6,037K $1,961.83
Washington $5,909K $1,031.75
Ellis $5,871K $201.75
Haskell $5,857K $1,390.47
Pawnee $5,684K $828.03
Kearny $5,585K $1,405.30
Stafford $5,539K $1,273.44
Hamilton $5,325K $2,010.80
Morton $5,211K $1,667.11
Wichita $5,182K $2,326.06
Hodgeman $5,146K $2,670.25
Kingman $5,126K $654.87
Grant $5,103K $651.50
Dickinson $5,088K $258.17
Greeley $5,019K $3,958.43
Mitchell $4,950K $785.48
Gove $4,875K $1,765.01
Harper $4,873K $831.28
Saline $4,740K $84.89
Lane $4,493K $2,670.95
Seward $4,403K $188.52
Wallace $4,383K $2,877.88
Brown $4,283K $433.95
Republic $4,204K $871.06
Rawlins $4,150K $1,653.92
Rush $4,140K $1,290.59
Jewell $4,079K $1,335.07
Rice $4,044K $404.88
Marion $4,040K $326.42
Edwards $4,035K $1,359.35
Harvey $3,995K $114.89
Cheyenne $3,991K $1,495.75
Smith $3,972K $1,058.11
Phillips $3,944K $714.48
Clay $3,861K $454.31
Coffey $3,843K $453.71
Doniphan $3,786K $479.75
Norton $3,773K $675.00
Osborne $3,628K $952.14
Graham $3,564K $1,381.01
Russell $3,518K $503.32
Cloud $3,508K $372.54
Anderson $3,470K $437.83
Rooks $3,461K $662.82
Logan $3,322K $1,188.80
Osage $3,284K $203.00
Decatur $3,260K $1,129.61
Barber $3,232K $664.07
Trego $3,195K $1,087.20
Atchison $3,154K $187.95
Butler $3,144K $47.86
Cowley $3,142K $86.60
Lyon $3,138K $93.54
Douglas $3,107K $27.40
Lincoln $2,825K $888.72
Pottawatomie $2,764K $123.73
Kiowa $2,726K $1,085.31
Riley $2,676K $34.51
Jefferson $2,649K $140.49
Crawford $2,582K $65.64
Ellsworth $2,558K $395.42
Comanche $2,477K $1,292.98
Ottawa $2,447K $406.00
Jackson $2,429K $181.24
Neosho $2,410K $146.73
Franklin $2,395K $92.70
Clark $2,377K $1,097.43
Miami $2,161K $66.12
Allen $2,093K $157.34
Labette $1,980K $93.57
Bourbon $1,864K $125.29
Morris $1,769K $302.36
Leavenworth $1,682K $21.64
Linn $1,678K $176.96
Wabaunsee $1,603K $229.22
Cherokee $1,602K $75.55
Wilson $1,597K $175.09
Montgomery $1,434K $41.58
Greenwood $923K $143.58
Geary $877K $23.12
Woodson $877K $267.77
Elk $650K $244.15
Chautauqua $632K $177.57
Wyandotte $553K $3.47
Chase $434K $158.42
Baca $234K —
Walworth $153K —
Prowers $133K —
Texas $128K —
Webster $115K —
Beaver $95K —
Woods $77K —
Alfalfa $74K —
Las Animas $71K —
Cedar $67K —
Adams $64K —
De Baca $49K —
Richardson $40K —
Nuckolls $35K —
Carson $27K —
Mills $25K —
Thayer $25K —
Bates $23K —
Livingston $23K —
Howard $20K —
Clinton $18K —
Furnas $15K —
Hooker $13K —
Hand $12K —
Benton $11K —
Payne $10K —
Polk $8K —
Fleming $8K —
Harding $7K —
Cass $7K —
Caldwell $5K —
Nowata $4K —
Fremont $4K —
Lancaster $3K —
Sac $2K —
Vernon $2K —
Lafayette $1K —
Yancey $1K —
Gage $1K —
Programs in FY2012 All years →
Program Total Records
DIRECT AND COUNTER-CYCLICAL PAYMENTS PROGRAM 10.055 $251M 42,485
CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM 10.069 $109M 22,860
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.551 $50M 12
CONSERVATION STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM 10.924 $30M 1,313
SUPPLEMENTAL REVENUE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.090 $16M 767
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY INCENTIVES PROGRAM 10.912 $15M 745
CONSERVATION SECURITY PROGRAM 10.921 $6M 484
RURAL RENTAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS 10.427 $4M 96
CROP DISASTER PROGRAM 10.073 $3M 455
LIVESTOCK FORAGE DISASTER PROGRAM 10.089 $3M 312
MILK INCOME LOSS CONTRACT PROGRAM 10.080 $3M 738
CROP INSURANCE 10.450 $2M 11
AGRICULTURAL WATER ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 10.925 $1M 20
EMERGENCY CONSERVATION PROGRAM 10.054 $1M 76
LIVESTOCK INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.088 $1M 123
GRASSLAND RESERVE PROGRAM 10.920 $0M 49
WETLANDS RESERVE PROGRAM 10.072 $0M 4
BIOMASS CROP ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.087 $0M 104
TOBACCO TRANSITION PAYMENT PROGRAM 10.085 $0M 46
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR LIVESTOCK, HONEYBEES, AND FARM-RAISED FISH PROGRAM 10.091 $0M 6
TREE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.092 $0M 2
TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE 10.609 $0M 2
INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.030 $0M 1
DAIRY INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.053 $0M 1
COMMODITY LOANS AND LOAN DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS 10.051 $0M 20

Top Recipients in FY2012

Recipient Location Total Payments
MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS DODGE CITY, Coffey Co. $283,074,097 6,207
KANSAS DEPARTMENT FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. $50,089,805 12
XL REINSURANCE AMERICAN IN TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. $2,056,690 11
PREMIER 4 FARMS PARTNERSHIP HUGOTON, Stevens Co. $475,535 8
TIM DEWEY FARMS CIMARRON, Gray Co. $455,174 27
GRIMES FAMILY FARMS GP ST JOHN, Stafford Co. $410,692 15
L & L FARMS HUGOTON, Stevens Co. $402,868 50
MID-AMERICA TITLE COMPANY INC OLATHE, Johnson Co. $353,987 6
WESTKAN LP LIBERAL, Seward Co. $348,036 1
ILS FARM PARTNERSHIP GREAT BEND, Barton Co. $346,968 31
HATCHER LAND & CATTLE CO LIBERAL, Seward Co. $320,098 68
KANSAS FARMING COMPANY SAINT PAUL, Neosho Co. $308,911 40
PETERS & WILLIAMS LAWRENCE, Douglas Co. $290,628 3
LIME CREEK FOUR MANTER, Stanton Co. $276,072 19
BUFFALO HOLLOW FARMS INC TROY, Doniphan Co. $273,113 10
CLAWSON RANCH PARTNERSHIP PLAINS, Meade Co. $247,072 88
HERRMANN LAND & CATTLE CO FORD, Ford Co. $245,681 37
BROWN ENTERPRISES SUBLETTE, Haskell Co. $233,793 32
SUNCURE FARMS GOODLAND, Sherman Co. $226,240 5
RURAL HSG & DEV LP TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. $215,280 1
RONALD G DEGARMO TRUST ROLLA, Morton Co. $209,410 24
BELLAMY AERIAL SPRAYING JV GOODLAND, Sherman Co. $196,699 17
KLC FARM SATANTA, Haskell Co. $192,376 18
ALFALFA FARMS SYRACUSE, Hamilton Co. $190,912 5
RUGAN 3 FARMS, INC CLAFLIN, Barton Co. $186,879 29
How much did Kansas receive in farm subsidies in FY2012?

In fiscal year 2012 (October 2011–September 2012), Kansas received $495M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 70,732 records. That is $171.48 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

What was the top USDA program in Kansas in FY2012?

The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Kansas in FY2012 was DIRECT AND COUNTER-CYCLICAL PAYMENTS PROGRAM, which paid $251M.

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