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Kentucky — FY2023

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In fiscal year 2023, Kentucky received $1,182M across 21,990 payment records. That is $261.19 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▼ 35.3% vs. FY2022

Counties in FY2023
County Total $/Capita
Franklin $1,093,978K $21,183.07
Taylor $8,131K $307.49
Todd $6,436K $515.15
Logan $5,082K $179.67
Monroe $4,233K $374.43
Warren $3,649K $25.66
Graves $3,298K $90.46
Webster $2,852K $224.13
Hart $2,808K $142.38
Marshall $2,347K $73.94
Calloway $1,993K $52.07
Hickman $1,883K $423.36
Breckinridge $1,477K $69.93
Hardin $1,442K $12.85
Hopkins $1,396K $31.06
Allen $1,391K $63.86
Grayson $1,375K $51.26
Cumberland $1,346K $224.32
Livingston $1,327K $149.18
Trigg $1,181K $82.22
Christian $1,180K $16.38
Washington $1,144K $93.28
Bullitt $985K $11.61
Shelby $937K $18.92
Jessamine $915K $16.64
Carlisle $879K $186.84
Scott $864K $14.36
Clay $772K $39.31
Pulaski $758K $11.45
Lincoln $728K $29.39
Ohio $724K $30.66
Ballard $712K $93.89
Daviess $686K $6.64
Harlan $676K $26.69
Henderson $668K $15.14
Laurel $617K $9.75
Breathitt $605K $46.70
Henry $562K $35.15
Nelson $553K $11.58
Butler $522K $42.20
Madison $517K $5.34
Simpson $510K $25.25
Pike $490K $8.76
Clinton $479K $52.34
Fleming $469K $30.37
Bourbon $461K $22.91
Owen $435K $38.47
Russell $416K $22.73
Crittenden $410K $45.72
Mason $395K $23.44
Casey $388K $24.38
Elliott $385K $53.13
Montgomery $381K $13.34
Adair $377K $19.55
Marion $376K $18.95
Mclean $374K $41.33
Letcher $374K $18.30
Union $370K $28.22
Powell $357K $27.50
Lawrence $356K $22.25
Rockcastle $345K $21.28
Hernando $341K —
Lewis $324K $24.98
Carroll $292K $26.62
Floyd $283K $8.23
Robertson $282K $122.04
Mercer $267K $11.57
Oldham $264K $3.76
Grant $262K $10.24
Menifee $262K $41.73
Nicholas $250K $32.56
Perry $247K $9.11
Rowan $246K $10.07
Muhlenberg $246K $8.03
Highlands $243K —
Mccreary $239K $14.01
Caldwell $239K $19.01
Metcalfe $231K $22.05
Hancock $230K $25.74
Estill $225K $16.11
Polk $222K —
Meade $220K $7.30
Woodford $215K $7.90
Owsley $203K $50.82
Wayne $203K $10.37
Knox $199K $6.67
Boyle $194K $6.25
Wolfe $193K $30.80
Mccracken $190K $2.81
Greenup $182K $5.15
Lake $181K —
Harrison $175K $9.00
Boone $173K $1.23
Gallatin $171K $19.47
Luna $165K —
Morgan $149K $10.43
Jefferson $148K $0.19
Martin $145K $13.31
Pendleton $145K $9.78
Greenbrier $142K —
Fayette $136K $0.43
Trimble $129K $15.03
Gibson $129K —
Carter $128K $4.86
Fulton $127K $19.97
Larue $126K $8.25
Clark $113K $3.02
Braxton $112K —
Ripley $97K —
Magoffin $95K $8.45
Bracken $92K $10.94
Bath $87K $6.73
Barren $82K $1.81
Green $81K $7.02
Anderson $59K $2.39
Spencer $49K $2.41
Massac $45K —
Lyon $39K $4.20
Bell $25K $1.09
Whitley $14K $0.38
Leslie $8K $0.77
Jackson $7K $0.50
Edmonson $0K $0.00
Programs in FY2023 All years →
Program Total Records
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.551 $1,094M 12
CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM 10.069 $34M 15,169
RURAL RENTAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS 10.427 $26M 269
DAIRY MARGIN COVERAGE 10.127 $10M 2,285
EMERGENCY RELIEF PROGRAM 10.964 $7M 317
EMERGENCY CONSERVATION PROGRAM 10.054 $5M 398
LIVESTOCK FORAGE PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.109 $2M 573
LIVESTOCK INDEMNITY PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.108 $1M 521
CORONAVIRUS FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 1 10.130 $1M 536
CORONAVIRUS FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 2 10.132 $1M 816
EMERGENCY LIVESTOCK RELIEF PROGRAM 10.148 $1M 628
REGIONAL CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM 10.932 $0M 14
NONINSURED ASSISTANCE 10.451 $0M 218
PRICE LOSS COVERAGE 10.112 $0M 180
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR LIVESTOCK, HONEYBEES AND FARM-RAISED FISH PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.110 $0M 11
RICE PRODUCTION PROGRAM 10.976 $0M 4
AGRICULTURE RISK COVERAGE PROGRAM 10.113 $0M 18
ORGANIC CERTIFICATION COST SHARE PROGRAMS 10.171 $0M 18
QUALITY LOSS ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM 10.133 $0M 1
TREE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.111 $0M 1
AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION EASEMENT PROGRAM 10.931 $0M 1

Top Recipients in FY2023

Recipient Location Total Payments
HEALTH SERVICES KENTUCKY CABINET FOR FRANKFORT, Franklin Co. $1,093,978,341 12
MADISONVILLE PLACE LLC LEXINGTON, Fayette Co. $346,003 1
TOWN BRANCH APARTMENTS LTDF LEXINGTON, Fayette Co. $313,505 1
CALVERT PLACE LLC LEXINGTON, Fayette Co. $312,915 1
EASTBROOK PLACE LLC LEXINGTON, Fayette Co. $288,974 1
NORBOURNE ESTATES, LOUISVILLE, Jefferson Co. $271,475 1
POPLAR PLACE APARTMENTS, LLC LEXINGTON, Fayette Co. $254,294 1
ROBERTSON PLACE LLC MOREHEAD, Rowan Co. $243,812 1
BANYAN WOODS APTS., LOUISVILLE, Jefferson Co. $242,832 1
AIRVIEW PLACE LLC LEXINGTON, Fayette Co. $224,713 1
ELKHORN APARTMENTS, LOUISVILLE, Jefferson Co. $221,858 1
MOUNTAIN PRIDE LOUISVILLE, Jefferson Co. $220,450 1
NORTHSIDE APARTMENT SHEPHERDSVILLE, Bullitt Co. $217,858 1
COUNTRY CLUB VILLA APARTMENTS LTD LOUISVILLE, Jefferson Co. $217,598 1
BARD HOMESTEAD LTD LEITCHFIELD, Grayson Co. $210,607 1
MEADOWS APTS I LTD MOUNT WASHINGTON, Bullitt Co. $208,800 1
H W H-CARROLLTON LOUISVILLE, Jefferson Co. $208,166 1
BOONEVILLE HOMES PAINTSVILLE, Johnson Co. $203,336 1
MILLERSBURG LEXINGTON, Fayette Co. $203,196 1
LAWRENCE SQUARE LTD LEXINGTON, Fayette Co. $196,304 1
FLEMING TRACE, LTD. LEXINGTON, Fayette Co. $195,648 1
EASTERN PINES LOUISVILLE, Jefferson Co. $195,618 1
GATEWOOD APTS LOUISVILLE, Jefferson Co. $193,951 1
CAMPTON SQUARE APARTMENTS CAMPTON, Wolfe Co. $193,478 1
LIMESTONE APTS LTD LOUISVILLE, Jefferson Co. $190,915 1
How much did Kentucky receive in farm subsidies in FY2023?

In fiscal year 2023 (October 2022–September 2023), Kentucky received $1,182M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 21,990 records. That is $261.19 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

What was the top USDA program in Kentucky in FY2023?

The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Kentucky in FY2023 was SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $1,094M.

Why are individual recipient names not shown for FY2023?

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.

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