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Kansas — FY2016

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In fiscal year 2016, Kansas received $774M across 56,670 payment records. That is $265.81 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▲ 10.9% vs. FY2015

Counties in FY2016
County Total $/Capita
Gray $11,844K $1,960.00
Thomas $11,758K $1,500.09
Stevens $11,504K $2,034.29
Sherman $11,460K $1,922.86
Finney $10,660K $289.46
Sedgwick $10,637K $20.72
Meade $10,301K $2,435.29
Sumner $9,994K $431.44
Washington $9,508K $1,709.84
Reno $9,180K $145.19
Mitchell $9,004K $1,453.89
Marshall $8,667K $883.90
Cloud $7,696K $846.85
Cheyenne $7,672K $2,878.64
Nemaha $7,557K $748.09
Smith $7,418K $2,028.53
Ford $7,042K $204.43
Sheridan $6,739K $2,707.41
Saline $6,547K $119.09
Republic $6,494K $1,393.55
Decatur $6,442K $2,277.23
Edwards $6,368K $2,198.77
Rawlins $6,160K $2,469.87
Morton $5,911K $2,109.39
Seward $5,900K $257.57
Barton $5,874K $218.34
Mcpherson $5,837K $205.06
Pratt $5,779K $604.66
Stanton $5,774K $2,735.09
Norton $5,652K $1,026.96
Dickinson $5,650K $297.84
Johnson $5,578K $9.51
Phillips $5,524K $1,022.64
Kearny $5,483K $1,407.22
Osborne $5,388K $1,497.42
Ellis $5,302K $183.16
Ness $5,241K $1,766.93
Harper $5,057K $891.85
Wichita $4,960K $2,325.33
Kingman $4,933K $665.96
Stafford $4,760K $1,134.93
Ottawa $4,680K $793.43
Clay $4,472K $551.72
Lincoln $4,451K $1,447.56
Jewell $4,377K $1,514.37
Rooks $4,289K $838.02
Pawnee $4,246K $632.22
Greeley $4,155K $3,245.83
Harvey $4,119K $118.43
Marion $4,101K $341.48
Hamilton $4,092K $1,557.17
Wallace $4,091K $2,729.28
Rice $4,053K $414.67
Scott $3,998K $803.46
Grant $3,986K $520.39
Haskell $3,786K $940.32
Gove $3,747K $1,429.46
Barber $3,617K $774.08
Russell $3,574K $510.83
Cowley $3,309K $92.79
Ellsworth $3,074K $488.01
Logan $3,052K $1,082.00
Shawnee $2,969K $16.64
Lane $2,952K $1,849.42
Kiowa $2,829K $1,127.52
Rush $2,758K $903.55
Trego $2,683K $942.09
Graham $2,583K $1,009.79
Hodgeman $2,512K $1,364.68
Riley $2,228K $29.55
Butler $1,994K $29.89
Pottawatomie $1,864K $78.83
Lyon $1,650K $49.46
Douglas $1,596K $13.31
Comanche $1,458K $790.65
Clark $1,379K $666.63
Franklin $1,232K $48.25
Brown $1,221K $126.68
Coffey $1,117K $133.81
Osage $1,075K $67.87
Morris $1,053K $189.60
Neosho $1,006K $62.36
Geary $891K $25.16
Crawford $818K $20.94
Miami $796K $24.16
Leavenworth $743K $9.24
Jackson $654K $49.26
Anderson $643K $82.08
Doniphan $635K $82.30
Bourbon $620K $42.43
Wabaunsee $539K $78.44
Jefferson $518K $27.50
Atchison $501K $30.61
Allen $483K $38.11
Linn $410K $42.66
Wilson $388K $44.60
Labette $357K $17.59
Greenwood $336K $55.05
Chautauqua $331K $98.52
Cherokee $297K $14.65
Woodson $287K $90.15
Wyandotte $285K $1.73
Montgomery $201K $6.12
Elk $177K $70.29
Story $106K —
Chase $99K $37.57
Red Willow $74K —
Webster $71K —
Taney $71K —
Cedar $69K —
Kidder $-117K —
Programs in FY2016 All years →
Program Total Records
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.551 $342M 1
AGRICULTURE RISK COVERAGE PROGRAM 10.113 $294M 33,136
CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM 10.069 $91M 19,073
COMMODITY LOANS AND LOAN DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS 10.051 $32M 3,256
LIVESTOCK FORAGE PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.109 $6M 428
RURAL RENTAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS 10.427 $6M 150
LIVESTOCK INDEMNITY PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.108 $1M 60
NONINSURED ASSISTANCE 10.451 $1M 184
SCHOOLS AND ROADS - GRANTS TO COUNTIES 10.666 $0M 4
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR LIVESTOCK, HONEYBEES AND FARM-RAISED FISH PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.110 $0M 54
PRICE LOSS COVERAGE 10.112 $0M 111
BIOMASS CROP ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.087 $0M 36
COTTON GINNING COST SHARE PROGRAM 10.118 $0M 41
EMERGENCY CONSERVATION PROGRAM 10.054 $0M 12
THE MARGIN PROTECTION PROGRAM 10.116 $0M 34
SUPPLEMENTAL REVENUE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.090 $0M 6
DIRECT AND COUNTER-CYCLICAL PAYMENTS PROGRAM 10.055 $0M 42
DAIRY INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.053 $0M 1
COTTON TRANSITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.114 $0M 37
CROP INSURANCE 10.450 $0M 4

Top Recipients in FY2016

Recipient Location Total Payments
MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS DODGE CITY, Coffey Co. $611,192,418 3,826
CLAWSON RANCH PARTNERSHIP PLAINS, Meade Co. $896,342 153
WESTKAN LP LIBERAL, Seward Co. $735,811 2
TIM DEWEY FARMS CIMARRON, Gray Co. $601,309 20
ALFALFA FARMS SYRACUSE, Hamilton Co. $515,314 14
PETERS & WILLIAMS LAWRENCE, Douglas Co. $477,283 4
G&T FARMS PARTNERSHIP HUGOTON, Stevens Co. $466,078 38
HATCHER LAND & CATTLE CO LIBERAL, Seward Co. $439,671 36
SPRING CREEK FAMILY FARMS WAMEGO, Pottawatomie Co. $434,587 20
L & L FARMS HUGOTON, Stevens Co. $418,560 57
ROME FARMS PARTNERSHIP HUGOTON, Stevens Co. $416,789 77
B & B HARPER FARMS HUGOTON, Stevens Co. $408,847 64
LOVE & LOVE FARMS MONTEZUMA, Gray Co. $381,911 21
MCKINNEY FARMS WESKAN, Wallace Co. $358,061 20
COUNTY OF MORTON ELKHART, Morton Co. $350,424 2
RONALD G DEGARMO TRUST ROLLA, Morton Co. $347,635 32
JAMES & SONS FARMING HUGOTON, Stevens Co. $337,525 49
D J SQUARED FARMS GOODLAND, Sherman Co. $328,182 24
KANSAS FARMING COMPANY SAINT PAUL, Neosho Co. $323,196 31
MULL FAMILY FARMS OPERATING PTNSHP PAWNEE ROCK, Pawnee Co. $321,147 22
HARTLAND FARMS LAKIN, Kearny Co. $303,004 19
TRIPLE G FARMS PARTNERSHIP DEERFIELD, Kearny Co. $297,536 31
HERRMANN LAND & CATTLE CO FORD, Ford Co. $295,251 42
J D M FARMS GOODLAND, Sherman Co. $288,757 14
EBERT FARMS KINSLEY, Edwards Co. $283,855 8
How much did Kansas receive in farm subsidies in FY2016?

In fiscal year 2016 (October 2015–September 2016), Kansas received $774M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 56,670 records. That is $265.81 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

What was the top USDA program in Kansas in FY2016?

The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Kansas in FY2016 was SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $342M.

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