Ohio — FY2012
In fiscal year 2012, Ohio received $760M across 33,825 payment records. That is $65.79 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▼ 19.4% vs. FY2011
Counties in FY2012
| County | Total | $/Capita |
|---|---|---|
| Franklin | $386,111K | $321.96 |
| Hamilton | $115,349K | $143.73 |
| Mercer | $8,637K | $212.15 |
| Ross | $7,482K | $96.71 |
| Darke | $6,884K | $131.07 |
| Pickaway | $6,778K | $120.54 |
| Paulding | $6,224K | $323.41 |
| Highland | $5,959K | $138.68 |
| Van Wert | $5,896K | $205.85 |
| Williams | $5,883K | $156.74 |
| Wood | $5,852K | $45.55 |
| Putnam | $5,663K | $165.55 |
| Seneca | $5,350K | $95.33 |
| Fayette | $5,272K | $183.23 |
| Auglaize | $5,145K | $112.36 |
| Logan | $5,119K | $112.72 |
| Wayne | $5,083K | $44.18 |
| Brown | $5,053K | $114.09 |
| Defiance | $5,030K | $129.50 |
| Madison | $4,947K | $115.06 |
| Shelby | $4,805K | $97.76 |
| Marion | $4,800K | $72.40 |
| Hardin | $4,755K | $150.34 |
| Hancock | $4,681K | $62.02 |
| Wyandot | $4,643K | $205.95 |
| Union | $4,619K | $87.48 |
| Huron | $4,529K | $76.48 |
| Crawford | $4,474K | $104.59 |
| Fairfield | $4,126K | $28.01 |
| Fulton | $4,023K | $95.04 |
| Clinton | $3,977K | $95.07 |
| Henry | $3,944K | $141.73 |
| Clark | $3,870K | $28.21 |
| Preble | $3,743K | $89.50 |
| Champaign | $3,644K | $92.06 |
| Allen | $3,555K | $33.78 |
| Sandusky | $3,273K | $54.12 |
| Miami | $3,263K | $31.69 |
| Knox | $2,955K | $48.62 |
| Adams | $2,922K | $103.30 |
| Meigs | $2,907K | $123.31 |
| Licking | $2,714K | $16.19 |
| Delaware | $2,713K | $14.97 |
| Butler | $2,654K | $7.16 |
| Montgomery | $2,625K | $4.91 |
| Clermont | $2,568K | $12.87 |
| Greene | $2,561K | $15.58 |
| Columbiana | $2,509K | $23.53 |
| Morrow | $2,439K | $70.01 |
| Ashland | $2,302K | $43.23 |
| Richland | $2,181K | $17.78 |
| Ashtabula | $2,157K | $21.52 |
| Ottawa | $2,133K | $51.72 |
| Stark | $2,129K | $5.68 |
| Lorain | $1,983K | $6.57 |
| Erie | $1,804K | $23.60 |
| Warren | $1,732K | $7.97 |
| Tuscarawas | $1,713K | $18.54 |
| Muskingum | $1,670K | $19.46 |
| Holmes | $1,646K | $38.16 |
| Perry | $1,645K | $45.72 |
| Scioto | $1,464K | $18.58 |
| Coshocton | $1,446K | $39.27 |
| Jackson | $1,446K | $43.99 |
| Lucas | $1,366K | $3.13 |
| Gallia | $1,310K | $42.43 |
| Medina | $1,081K | $6.23 |
| Portage | $998K | $6.18 |
| Trumbull | $965K | $4.66 |
| Washington | $945K | $15.38 |
| Mahoning | $901K | $3.82 |
| Lawrence | $840K | $13.51 |
| Pike | $828K | $29.18 |
| Monroe | $698K | $48.09 |
| Hocking | $683K | $23.31 |
| Carroll | $673K | $23.56 |
| Belmont | $568K | $8.14 |
| Athens | $538K | $8.32 |
| Cuyahoga | $484K | $0.38 |
| Harrison | $459K | $29.25 |
| Geauga | $431K | $4.59 |
| Morgan | $421K | $28.17 |
| Vinton | $368K | $27.81 |
| Guernsey | $364K | $9.13 |
| Summit | $307K | $0.57 |
| Lewis | $282K | — |
| Preston | $282K | — |
| Cabell | $266K | — |
| Marshall | $253K | — |
| Nicholas | $214K | — |
| Bracken | $213K | — |
| Lake | $201K | $0.88 |
| Raleigh | $198K | — |
| Noble | $192K | $13.09 |
| Porter | $185K | — |
| Mineral | $175K | — |
| Jefferson | $171K | $2.49 |
| Taylor | $168K | — |
| Kanawha | $165K | — |
| Brooke | $152K | — |
| Tyler | $140K | — |
| Somerset | $137K | — |
| Gallatin | $128K | — |
| Palm Beach | $119K | — |
| Allegany | $113K | — |
| Greenup | $102K | — |
| Mackinac | $91K | — |
| Chippewa | $87K | — |
| Boone | $84K | — |
| Ritchie | $84K | — |
| Braxton | $84K | — |
| Alger | $83K | — |
| Roane | $81K | — |
| Ohio | $78K | — |
| Greenbrier | $75K | — |
| Lincoln | $65K | — |
| Posey | $64K | — |
| Rush | $60K | — |
| Cheboygan | $59K | — |
| Laurel | $59K | — |
| Lenawee | $57K | — |
| Hillsdale | $55K | — |
| Allegan | $39K | — |
| Pocahontas | $39K | — |
| Natchitoches | $26K | — |
| Dekalb | $18K | — |
| Barbour | $11K | — |
| Steuben | $11K | — |
| Tangipahoa | $9K | — |
| Noxubee | $8K | — |
| Campbell | $5K | — |
| Mccurtain | $5K | — |
| Robertson | $4K | — |
| Covington | $2K | — |
| Dearborn | $1K | — |
| Osage | $1K | — |
| Kosciusko | $1K | — |
Programs in FY2012
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Top Recipients in FY2012
| Recipient | Location | Total | Payments |
|---|---|---|---|
| OHIO DEPARTMENT OF JOB & FAMILY SERVICES | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $383,607,580 | 19 |
| MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS | BEVERLY, Ashtabula Co. | $189,732,302 | 5,689 |
| GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE C | CINCINNATI, Hamilton Co. | $113,249,524 | 13 |
| LEADS INC | NEWARK, Licking Co. | $481,104 | 5 |
| CLIFTON BROTHERS PARTNERSHIP | CIRCLEVILLE, Pickaway Co. | $373,963 | 126 |
| HAMMAN FAMILY PARTNERSHIP | MOUNT STERLING, Madison Co. | $300,441 | 10 |
| DEER BROOK PROP LTD | WILMINGTON, Clinton Co. | $268,308 | 1 |
| SOLLARS FARMS | WASHINGTON COURT HOUS, Fayette Co. | $240,090 | 5 |
| SENIOR CITIZENS | NEW CARLISLE, Clark Co. | $212,796 | 1 |
| PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $210,324 | 1 |
| DEERFIELD FARMS SERVICE, INC. | DEERFIELD, Portage Co. | $209,810 | 41 |
| OHIO FAMILY FARMS | UPPER SANDUSKY, Wyandot Co. | $205,400 | 28 |
| HENDREN FARMS PARTNERSHIP | JOHNSTOWN, Licking Co. | $204,522 | 37 |
| BROOKSVILLE GREENS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP | CINCINNATI, Hamilton Co. | $204,288 | 4 |
| NIESE FARMS | CRESTLINE, Crawford Co. | $190,800 | 58 |
| RICHARDS FARMS INC | CIRCLEVILLE, Pickaway Co. | $188,617 | 37 |
| ANDERSON CROSSING | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $184,704 | 1 |
| SAXONBURG DEVELOPME | DUBLIN, Franklin Co. | $175,788 | 1 |
| LAWRENCE MANOR, LTD. | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $172,704 | 1 |
| VILLAS LIMITED | NEWARK, Licking Co. | $172,704 | 2 |
| NEW WALNUT HILL LP | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $166,536 | 2 |
| WOODROSE LP | BELMONT, Belmont Co. | $166,536 | 2 |
| BARNES FAMILY FARMS | WILLIAMSPORT, Pickaway Co. | $155,612 | 33 |
| MOUNDSVILLE, LTD. | BELMONT, Belmont Co. | $155,520 | 1 |
| BLANTON FARMS PARTNERSHIP | MIDDLETOWN, Butler Co. | $154,690 | 57 |
How much did Ohio receive in farm subsidies in FY2012?
In fiscal year 2012 (October 2011–September 2012), Ohio received $760M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 33,825 records. That is $65.79 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.
What was the top USDA program in Ohio in FY2012?
The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Ohio in FY2012 was SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $384M.