How much did Kentucky receive in USDA farm subsidies in fiscal year 2011?

In fiscal year 2011 (October 2010–September 2011), Kentucky received $597 million in USDA farm subsidy payments across 27,141 records. That is $136.65 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

Kentucky — FY2011

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In fiscal year 2011, Kentucky received $597M across 27,141 payment records. That is $136.65 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▲ 0% vs. FY2010

Counties in FY2011

County	Total	$/Capita
Franklin	$212,514K	$4,309.58
Jefferson	$77,508K	$103.83
Christian	$14,324K	$194.85
Fayette	$13,920K	$46.13
Logan	$10,755K	$400.55
Graves	$10,006K	$266.06
Warren	$9,316K	$80.38
Daviess	$8,690K	$89.41
Calloway	$7,086K	$188.06
Bourbon	$6,179K	$308.15
Hart	$5,976K	$326.80
Barren	$5,962K	$140.88
Todd	$5,861K	$471.80
Shelby	$5,180K	$120.77
Hardin	$4,963K	$46.15
Union	$4,839K	$317.05
Breckinridge	$4,500K	$221.94
Adair	$4,354K	$229.37
Madison	$4,289K	$50.59
Green	$3,984K	$355.15
Simpson	$3,966K	$229.15
Scott	$3,888K	$81.15
Webster	$3,869K	$285.93
Pulaski	$3,801K	$59.84
Woodford	$3,695K	$148.16
Henderson	$3,645K	$78.66
Henry	$3,615K	$235.13
Grayson	$3,478K	$135.04
Caldwell	$3,413K	$261.98
Harrison	$3,405K	$182.27
Trigg	$3,326K	$234.00
Mason	$3,151K	$179.57
Fleming	$3,140K	$216.81
Lincoln	$3,068K	$124.08
Nelson	$2,980K	$67.63
Mclean	$2,965K	$312.22
Taylor	$2,949K	$118.20
Hickman	$2,902K	$605.55
Marion	$2,899K	$144.88
Muhlenberg	$2,841K	$90.10
Owen	$2,776K	$256.52
Ballard	$2,714K	$328.63
Jessamine	$2,674K	$54.70
Mercer	$2,637K	$123.87
Metcalfe	$2,608K	$259.27
Washington	$2,536K	$217.13
Casey	$2,514K	$157.96
Bracken	$2,444K	$287.15
Allen	$2,439K	$120.94
Garrard	$2,424K	$143.70
Nicholas	$2,417K	$340.44
Clark	$2,407K	$67.93
Hopkins	$2,399K	$51.20
Marshall	$2,364K	$75.61
Grant	$2,355K	$95.07
Carlisle	$2,339K	$464.60
Mccracken	$2,313K	$35.15
Russell	$2,264K	$127.83
Monroe	$2,165K	$198.35
Meade	$2,129K	$71.82
Crittenden	$2,017K	$218.09
Edmonson	$1,979K	$161.63
Fulton	$1,954K	$289.92
Trimble	$1,940K	$220.12
Boone	$1,879K	$15.44
Butler	$1,817K	$142.73
Ohio	$1,814K	$75.65
Larue	$1,813K	$127.76
Laurel	$1,791K	$30.17
Bath	$1,773K	$151.24
Boyle	$1,719K	$59.68
Pendleton	$1,715K	$116.97
Lewis	$1,668K	$120.51
Montgomery	$1,665K	$62.22
Carroll	$1,590K	$144.65
Morgan	$1,531K	$111.59
Wayne	$1,472K	$70.47
Spencer	$1,459K	$83.71
Oldham	$1,351K	$22.22
Bullitt	$1,265K	$16.82
Rockcastle	$1,263K	$73.78
Anderson	$1,255K	$58.17
Livingston	$1,211K	$127.41
Kenton	$1,145K	$7.13
Carter	$1,122K	$40.64
Clinton	$1,115K	$109.66
Hancock	$1,098K	$127.85
Clay	$992K	$45.94
Jackson	$990K	$73.99
Lyon	$902K	$106.97
Wolfe	$787K	$106.86
Cumberland	$786K	$114.43
Greenup	$767K	$20.82
Estill	$728K	$49.62
Breathitt	$712K	$51.66
Rowan	$706K	$29.96
Elliott	$696K	$89.40
Menifee	$677K	$105.44
Campbell	$650K	$7.09
Robertson	$612K	$266.70
Powell	$603K	$47.76
Johnson	$591K	$25.24
Owsley	$560K	$116.36
Knox	$559K	$17.53
Magoffin	$537K	$40.63
Gallatin	$458K	$53.18
Harlan	$446K	$15.32
Perry	$408K	$14.21
Palm Beach	$358K	—
Floyd	$352K	$8.85
Lawrence	$305K	$19.12
Pike	$285K	$4.39
Letcher	$245K	$10.07
Glades	$239K	—
Whitley	$237K	$6.61
Lee	$228K	$29.64
Hernando	$221K	—
Gibson	$209K	—
Citrus	$198K	—
Luna	$179K	—
Polk	$165K	—
Knott	$165K	$10.10
Lagrange	$153K	—
Hendry	$142K	—
Warrick	$130K	—
Boyd	$109K	$2.21
Mccreary	$102K	$5.59
Putnam	$67K	—
Massac	$64K	—
Bell	$49K	$1.71
Mingo	$49K	—
Martin	$44K	$3.46
Orange	$43K	—
Macon	$42K	—
Leslie	$35K	$3.11
Walker	$30K	—
Coffee	$26K	—
Dickenson	$21K	—
Pickett	$20K	—
Cheyenne	$17K	—
Mississippi	$11K	—
Sullivan	$9K	—
Scotts Bluff	$4K	—
Suwannee	$4K	—
Alexander	$3K	—
Kay	$2K	—
Graham	$1K	—
Piatt	$1K	—
Jo Daviess	$0K	—
Crawford	$0K	—

Programs in FY2011 All years →

Program	Total	Records
TOBACCO TRANSITION PAYMENT PROGRAM 10.085	$236M	5,305
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.551	$209M	14
DIRECT AND COUNTER-CYCLICAL PAYMENTS PROGRAM 10.055	$61M	15,501
CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM 10.069	$43M	3,243
RURAL RENTAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS 10.427	$14M	219
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY INCENTIVES PROGRAM 10.912	$11M	759
SUPPLEMENTAL REVENUE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.090	$10M	553
LIVESTOCK INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.088	$3M	345
EMERGENCY CONSERVATION PROGRAM 10.054	$3M	621
VOLUNTARY PUBLIC ACCESS AND HABITAT INCENTIVE PROGRAM 10.093	$2M	3
CROP DISASTER PROGRAM 10.073	$1M	99
LIVESTOCK FORAGE DISASTER PROGRAM 10.089	$1M	69
GRASSLAND RESERVE PROGRAM 10.920	$1M	23
WILDLIFE HABITAT INCENTIVE PROGRAM 10.914	$1M	75
WETLANDS RESERVE PROGRAM 10.072	$1M	16
CONSERVATION SECURITY PROGRAM 10.921	$0M	65
CONSERVATION STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM 10.924	$0M	22
MILK INCOME LOSS CONTRACT PROGRAM 10.080	$0M	161
EMERGENCY WATERSHED PROTECTION PROGRAM 10.923	$0M	8
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR LIVESTOCK, HONEYBEES, AND FARM-RAISED FISH PROGRAM 10.091	$0M	7
TREE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.092	$0M	2
HEALTHY FORESTS RESERVE PROGRAM (HFRP) 10.922	$0M	2
INDEMNITY PROGRAM 10.030	$0M	6
TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE 10.609	$0M	3
COMMODITY LOANS AND LOAN DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS 10.051	$0M	20

Top Recipients in FY2011

Recipient	Location	Total	Payments
MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS	OLIVE HILL, Grant Co.	$325,873,393	5,407
CHFS-DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES	FRANKFORT, Franklin Co.	$208,710,946	14
KENTUCKY BANK	PARIS, Bourbon Co.	$2,425,024	2
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY	FRANKFORT, Franklin Co.	$1,661,705	31
CHARLES AND ANN GARNETT FARMS	HOPKINSVILLE, Christian Co.	$1,317,632	68
D.L.ROBEY FARMS PARTNERSHIP, LTD	ADAIRVILLE, Logan Co.	$656,931	178
WHISPERING WINDS FARMS	HOPKINSVILLE, Christian Co.	$642,748	213
BICKETT FARMS	CENTRAL CITY, Muhlenberg Co.	$640,844	32
COOK FARMS GENERAL PARTNERSHIP	PRINCETON, Caldwell Co.	$564,504	76
J ANDERSON FARMS INC	SCIENCE HILL, Pulaski Co.	$546,324	14
BALLANCE, JOE NEAL	BOWLING GREEN, Warren Co.	$516,300	102
SEVEN SPRINGS FARMS	CADIZ, Trigg Co.	$460,610	237
FIRST STATE BANK	IRVINGTON, Breckinridge Co.	$391,882	2
GILLIAM FARMS	PEMBROKE, Christian Co.	$359,430	82
SUGAR CANE VILLAS	LEXINGTON, Fayette Co.	$358,488	1
DOUBLE S FARMS	GREENVILLE, Muhlenberg Co.	$339,190	129
LONG VUE FARMS	ALLENSVILLE, Logan Co.	$322,106	84
CUNDIFF FARMS LLC	CADIZ, Trigg Co.	$299,498	44
BARTON BROTHERS	LEXINGTON, Fayette Co.	$298,241	33
WHITE, RICHARD	STURGIS, Union Co.	$252,154	111
ERIC HOWELL FARMS	BENTON, Marshall Co.	$239,852	152
MOORE HAVEN COMMONS	LEXINGTON, Fayette Co.	$238,992	2
ISOM BROTHERS	HOPKINSVILLE, Christian Co.	$234,299	76
HARPER FARMS	ELKTON, Todd Co.	$219,506	56
ARNOLD AG ENTERPRISES	HOPKINSVILLE, Christian Co.	$215,490	2

How much did Kentucky receive in farm subsidies in FY2011?

In fiscal year 2011 (October 2010–September 2011), Kentucky received $597M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 27,141 records. That is $136.65 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

What was the top USDA program in Kentucky in FY2011?

The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Kentucky in FY2011 was TOBACCO TRANSITION PAYMENT PROGRAM, which paid $236M.

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