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Kansas — FY2017

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In fiscal year 2017, Kansas received $702M across 39,299 payment records. That is $241.07 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▼ 9.4% vs. FY2016

Counties in FY2017
County Total $/Capita
Gray $11,137K $1,849.94
Sedgwick $9,600K $18.70
Brown $9,147K $950.90
Humboldt $8,384K —
Sumner $8,361K $361.89
Thomas $7,639K $976.41
Stevens $7,539K $1,360.27
Reno $7,086K $112.91
Ford $7,072K $207.50
Meade $6,962K $1,647.33
Marshall $6,766K $697.70
Republic $6,736K $1,447.05
Barton $6,677K $252.66
Washington $6,245K $1,140.67
Finney $6,196K $168.91
Mitchell $5,914K $964.37
Ellis $5,758K $200.23
Mcpherson $5,711K $198.83
Cloud $5,570K $624.33
Pratt $5,516K $581.02
Johnson $5,257K $8.88
Ness $5,159K $1,801.29
Sheridan $5,049K $1,998.63
Edwards $4,983K $1,735.49
Stafford $4,744K $1,133.13
Stanton $4,660K $2,266.32
Saline $4,654K $85.35
Nemaha $4,649K $461.96
Hamilton $4,370K $1,675.03
Smith $4,271K $1,181.25
Osborne $4,244K $1,199.11
Rawlins $4,176K $1,689.92
Dickinson $4,156K $220.70
Rice $4,133K $432.37
Clay $4,053K $506.47
Rooks $4,031K $797.50
Scott $3,987K $808.57
Kearny $3,873K $983.24
Jewell $3,853K $1,348.28
Cheyenne $3,827K $1,426.76
Harper $3,823K $685.07
Doniphan $3,811K $497.84
Russell $3,746K $540.68
Harvey $3,653K $106.09
Barber $3,623K $792.86
Gove $3,620K $1,379.91
Wichita $3,563K $1,679.70
Hodgeman $3,554K $1,912.71
Wallace $3,536K $2,337.35
Ottawa $3,533K $607.78
Sherman $3,499K $589.49
Morton $3,458K $1,260.78
Atchison $3,440K $210.78
Seward $3,344K $150.36
Phillips $3,339K $620.79
Ellsworth $3,336K $529.98
Trego $3,307K $1,163.62
Graham $3,301K $1,328.41
Lincoln $3,300K $1,084.24
Decatur $3,178K $1,108.95
Rush $3,128K $1,025.94
Greeley $3,014K $2,456.11
Kingman $2,996K $411.64
Marion $2,995K $250.60
Cowley $2,977K $84.30
Haskell $2,968K $738.57
Pawnee $2,826K $423.51
Shawnee $2,708K $15.21
Grant $2,690K $359.78
Pottawatomie $2,672K $111.64
Norton $2,621K $482.43
Lane $2,327K $1,502.35
Butler $2,322K $34.70
Jackson $2,264K $169.59
Logan $2,231K $793.29
Lyon $2,124K $63.88
Clark $2,121K $1,062.78
Kiowa $2,058K $827.17
Crawford $1,849K $47.48
Jefferson $1,828K $96.57
Neosho $1,787K $111.04
Coffey $1,721K $209.04
Douglas $1,659K $13.76
Wilson $1,628K $186.98
Labette $1,613K $80.08
Riley $1,556K $20.99
Leavenworth $1,424K $17.53
Allen $1,240K $98.88
Bourbon $1,231K $84.27
Morris $1,213K $221.64
Osage $1,205K $76.05
Cherokee $1,191K $59.10
Montgomery $1,186K $36.63
Comanche $1,179K $668.63
Chautauqua $1,175K $354.03
Franklin $1,116K $43.49
Linn $1,051K $108.39
Geary $1,045K $30.79
Miami $1,044K $31.22
Anderson $1,034K $131.77
Woodson $874K $279.41
Greenwood $711K $117.11
Wabaunsee $635K $93.07
Chase $597K $224.96
Elk $354K $140.83
Wyandotte $315K $1.91
Pittsburg $262K —
Red Willow $171K —
Story $109K —
Cedar $35K —
Kidder $27K —
Polk $17K —
Dallas $12K —
Programs in FY2017 All years →
Program Total Records
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.551 $318M 1
AGRICULTURE RISK COVERAGE PROGRAM 10.113 $200M 13,508
PRICE LOSS COVERAGE 10.112 $83M 8,821
CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM 10.069 $69M 13,170
COMMODITY LOANS AND LOAN DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS 10.051 $10M 2,508
CROP INSURANCE 10.450 $8M 15
RURAL RENTAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS 10.427 $6M 244
LIVESTOCK INDEMNITY PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.108 $3M 165
EMERGENCY CONSERVATION PROGRAM 10.054 $2M 173
LIVESTOCK FORAGE PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.109 $1M 121
NONINSURED ASSISTANCE 10.451 $0M 333
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR LIVESTOCK, HONEYBEES AND FARM-RAISED FISH PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.110 $0M 35
BIOMASS CROP ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.087 $0M 37
DIRECT AND COUNTER-CYCLICAL PAYMENTS PROGRAM 10.055 $0M 64
ORGANIC CERTIFICATION COST SHARE PROGRAMS 10.171 $0M 26
THE MARGIN PROTECTION PROGRAM 10.116 $0M 4
FARM STORAGE FACILITY LOANS 10.056 $0M 72
COTTON GINNING COST SHARE PROGRAM 10.118 $0M 1
COTTON TRANSITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.114 $0M 1

Top Recipients in FY2017

Recipient Location Total Payments
MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS DODGE CITY, Coffey Co. $602,011,626 1,842
INDIVIDUAL RECIPIENT OAKLEY, Logan Co. $17,342,804 13,711
WESTPORT INSURANCE CORP MISSION, Johnson Co. $8,384,219 1
TIM DEWEY FARMS CIMARRON, Gray Co. $461,897 14
LOVE AND LOVE FARMS MONTEZUMA, Gray Co. $440,520 37
SPRING CREEK FAMILY FARMS WAMEGO, Pottawatomie Co. $438,946 27
COTT FAMILY FARMS CLAY CENTER, Clay Co. $348,699 73
EBERT FARMS KINSLEY, Edwards Co. $335,094 13
KANSAS FARMING COMPANY SAINT PAUL, Neosho Co. $312,391 26
PETERS & WILLIAMS LAWRENCE, Douglas Co. $295,686 3
TERRY & GARY KASTENS PTR HERNDON, Rawlins Co. $269,761 55
ALDRIDGE HOUSING STILWELL, Johnson Co. $261,716 1
MCKINNEY FARMS WESKAN, Wallace Co. $260,986 9
JUNCTION CITY SR LP HOLTON, Jackson Co. $256,888 2
BEACHNER SOUTHWEST FARMING COMPANY SAINT PAUL, Neosho Co. $256,297 35
DRY LAKE FARMS SCOTT CITY, Scott Co. $239,882 26
M-M FARMS RUSH CENTER, Rush Co. $233,001 27
COURTHOUSE SQUARE TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. $230,274 2
HUELSKAMP, THOMAS FOWLER, Gray Co. $218,143 24
REHWINKEL HALL APTS TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. $215,334 2
ATCHISON SR RES LP HOLTON, Jackson Co. $211,088 2
CB FARMS FAMILY PARTNERSHIP PRESTON, Pratt Co. $207,764 42
HERRMANN LAND & CATTLE CO FORD, Ford Co. $198,749 40
ILS FARM PARTNERSHIP GREAT BEND, Barton Co. $196,110 22
K & K FARMS LARNED, Pawnee Co. $190,808 48
How much did Kansas receive in farm subsidies in FY2017?

In fiscal year 2017 (October 2016–September 2017), Kansas received $702M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 39,299 records. That is $241.07 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

What was the top USDA program in Kansas in FY2017?

The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Kansas in FY2017 was SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $318M.

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