Kansas — FY2025
In fiscal year 2025, Kansas received $2,032M across 279,386 payment records. That is $691.15 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▲ 206.4% vs. FY2024
Counties in FY2025
| County | Total | $/Capita |
|---|---|---|
| Shawnee | $366,497K | $2,061.91 |
| Finney | $53,533K | $1,428.84 |
| Rawlins | $49,943K | $20,277.43 |
| Reno | $38,191K | $621.03 |
| Graham | $37,457K | $15,764.90 |
| Sedgwick | $35,436K | $67.05 |
| Republic | $33,547K | $7,250.34 |
| Cheyenne | $32,028K | $12,150.04 |
| Hodgeman | $31,224K | $18,866.62 |
| Sumner | $30,512K | $1,366.15 |
| Gove | $30,308K | $11,081.38 |
| Barton | $29,687K | $1,192.30 |
| Ellis | $26,655K | $925.21 |
| Marion | $26,527K | $2,269.23 |
| Cloud | $26,214K | $2,960.72 |
| Pratt | $25,925K | $2,854.57 |
| Stafford | $25,214K | $6,450.21 |
| Thomas | $25,214K | $3,205.79 |
| Butler | $24,927K | $363.20 |
| Cowley | $24,237K | $709.58 |
| Lincoln | $23,763K | $8,138.02 |
| Jewell | $23,759K | $8,345.10 |
| Clay | $23,719K | $2,962.24 |
| Washington | $23,210K | $4,216.98 |
| Edwards | $22,814K | $8,347.42 |
| Rice | $22,061K | $2,382.43 |
| Smith | $21,525K | $5,995.91 |
| Harper | $21,237K | $3,907.50 |
| Mitchell | $21,109K | $3,691.07 |
| Sheridan | $20,166K | $8,322.55 |
| Osborne | $20,073K | $5,857.28 |
| Meade | $19,995K | $5,112.55 |
| Greeley | $19,908K | $16,857.06 |
| Norton | $19,598K | $3,676.91 |
| Mcpherson | $19,427K | $645.60 |
| Stevens | $18,907K | $3,724.09 |
| Harvey | $18,585K | $554.70 |
| Dickinson | $18,514K | $1,003.74 |
| Grant | $18,433K | $2,579.06 |
| Kearny | $17,327K | $4,532.32 |
| Seward | $17,290K | $820.73 |
| Wichita | $16,927K | $8,129.94 |
| Clark | $16,589K | $8,981.60 |
| Barber | $16,508K | $4,054.92 |
| Rooks | $16,447K | $3,442.17 |
| Pawnee | $15,528K | $2,534.71 |
| Kingman | $14,884K | $2,106.46 |
| Decatur | $14,733K | $5,432.63 |
| Nemaha | $14,672K | $1,450.65 |
| Hamilton | $14,585K | $5,984.72 |
| Montgomery | $14,167K | $463.47 |
| Coffey | $14,100K | $1,708.84 |
| Ford | $14,089K | $414.63 |
| Haskell | $13,663K | $3,763.97 |
| Cherokee | $13,384K | $702.41 |
| Ottawa | $12,589K | $2,163.83 |
| Ness | $12,417K | $4,742.83 |
| Scott | $12,379K | $2,514.94 |
| Anderson | $12,350K | $1,575.71 |
| Phillips | $12,338K | $2,591.52 |
| Johnson | $12,320K | $19.80 |
| Allen | $12,184K | $981.67 |
| Marshall | $12,036K | $1,211.72 |
| Labette | $12,018K | $609.17 |
| Osage | $11,725K | $740.99 |
| Logan | $11,615K | $4,358.42 |
| Crawford | $11,380K | $293.56 |
| Riley | $11,296K | $158.21 |
| Sherman | $10,727K | $1,835.56 |
| Gray | $10,495K | $1,827.42 |
| Trego | $10,485K | $3,839.13 |
| Lyon | $10,476K | $325.63 |
| Ellsworth | $10,467K | $1,646.49 |
| Saline | $10,402K | $195.89 |
| Franklin | $10,368K | $396.86 |
| Wallace | $10,151K | $6,727.13 |
| Morton | $10,123K | $3,923.66 |
| Russell | $9,824K | $1,461.22 |
| Stanton | $9,273K | $4,877.96 |
| Brown | $8,398K | $907.88 |
| Wabaunsee | $8,243K | $1,168.12 |
| Pottawatomie | $8,222K | $311.66 |
| Bourbon | $7,600K | $527.47 |
| Douglas | $7,399K | $61.38 |
| Miami | $7,391K | $209.26 |
| Wilson | $6,969K | $831.45 |
| Lane | $6,899K | $4,512.10 |
| Geary | $6,834K | $194.99 |
| Doniphan | $6,806K | $908.34 |
| Rush | $6,496K | $2,295.39 |
| Neosho | $6,420K | $416.33 |
| Kiowa | $6,170K | $2,599.13 |
| Chautauqua | $5,974K | $1,784.84 |
| Woodson | $5,564K | $1,786.07 |
| Chase | $5,210K | $2,020.26 |
| Jackson | $5,116K | $382.67 |
| Elk | $5,044K | $2,044.73 |
| Atchison | $4,975K | $310.63 |
| Leavenworth | $4,771K | $57.13 |
| Linn | $3,872K | $392.65 |
| Comanche | $3,552K | $2,146.40 |
| Jefferson | $3,290K | $179.53 |
| Greenwood | $3,017K | $514.03 |
| Morris | $2,503K | $469.33 |
| Wyandotte | $840K | $5.08 |
| Cedar | $136K | — |
| Carroll | $123K | — |
| Taney | $108K | — |
Programs in FY2025
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Top Recipients in FY2025
| Recipient | Location | Total | Payments |
|---|---|---|---|
| KANSAS DEPARTMENT FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES | TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. | $362,097,548 | 12 |
| PETERS & WILLIAMS | LAWRENCE, Douglas Co. | $337,937 | 3 |
| EUDORA SENIOR VILLAGE LP | TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. | $311,079 | 1 |
| MURCHISON ST APTS | TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. | $248,041 | 1 |
| COUNTRYSIDE PROPERTIES, L.P. | OSWEGO, Labette Co. | $230,942 | 2 |
| OSAGE APTS LLC | TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. | $200,804 | 1 |
| TUCKER FAMILY HOUSING, L.P. | CARBONDALE, Osage Co. | $199,066 | 1 |
| CHERRYVALE CENTER APARTMENTS, L.P. | CHERRYVALE, Montgomery Co. | $195,660 | 1 |
| COURTHOUSE SQUARE APARTMENTS LLC | OTTAWA, Franklin Co. | $176,804 | 1 |
| ULYSSES HOUSING LIMITED PARTNERSHIP | ULYSSES, Grant Co. | $163,425 | 1 |
| BALDWIN RETIREMENT APARTMENT COMPLEX | BALDWIN CITY, Douglas Co. | $142,773 | 1 |
| HOMESTEAD SENIOR | HOLTON, Atchison Co. | $141,269 | 1 |
| GARNETT HOUSING LP | TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. | $139,659 | 1 |
| NORTH CENTER APARTMENTS, L.P. | GARDNER, Johnson Co. | $137,309 | 1 |
| ELDORADO SPRINGS | LA CYGNE, Linn Co. | $135,555 | 2 |
| IROQUOIS CENTER FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, INC. | HUTCHINSON, Reno Co. | $129,901 | 1 |
| REHWINKEL HALL APTS | TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. | $126,720 | 1 |
| CANEY VALLEY APARTMENTS, INC | CANEY, Montgomery Co. | $115,730 | 1 |
| KANSAS RURAL HOUSING OF HOLTON | HOLTON, Jackson Co. | $111,517 | 1 |
| TUCKER PROPERTIES IV, LIMITED PARTNERSHIP | OSAGE CITY, Osage Co. | $103,601 | 1 |
| SUNFLOWER APARTMENTS OF CONCORDIA | TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. | $101,204 | 1 |
| WOODHAVEN APARTMENTS LP | HAYS, Ellis Co. | $97,360 | 1 |
| EUREKA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, L.P. | TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. | $95,528 | 1 |
| FREDONIA HA | FREDONIA, Wilson Co. | $95,145 | 1 |
| MAGIC CIRCLE II LP | TOPEKA, Shawnee Co. | $94,084 | 1 |
How much did Kansas receive in farm subsidies in FY2025?
In fiscal year 2025 (October 2024–September 2025), Kansas received $2,032M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 279,386 records. That is $691.15 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.
What was the top USDA program in Kansas in FY2025?
The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Kansas in FY2025 was EMERGENCY COMMODITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $714M.
Why are individual recipient names not shown for FY2025?
Starting in FY2020, USDA began redacting individual farm operator names in USASpending.gov disclosures to comply with federal privacy guidelines. County, state, program, and dollar amounts are complete and unredacted for all years.