Ohio — FY2025
In fiscal year 2025, Ohio received $3,540M across 83,934 payment records. That is $300.35 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▲ 6.9% vs. FY2024
Counties in FY2025
| County | Total | $/Capita |
|---|---|---|
| Franklin | $2,928,766K | $2,208.62 |
| Darke | $65,960K | $1,282.89 |
| Mercer | $46,545K | $1,096.76 |
| Wood | $14,187K | $106.95 |
| Ross | $13,614K | $177.96 |
| Wyandot | $13,173K | $613.91 |
| Shelby | $12,842K | $268.85 |
| Pickaway | $12,488K | $204.44 |
| Union | $11,880K | $170.60 |
| Champaign | $11,516K | $296.45 |
| Putnam | $11,218K | $328.03 |
| Van Wert | $10,849K | $377.98 |
| Crawford | $10,715K | $258.02 |
| Seneca | $10,559K | $193.65 |
| Fayette | $10,551K | $366.14 |
| Hancock | $10,506K | $140.64 |
| Clark | $10,502K | $78.02 |
| Williams | $9,987K | $272.94 |
| Brown | $9,762K | $223.00 |
| Delaware | $9,740K | $42.05 |
| Fairfield | $9,312K | $56.31 |
| Preble | $9,092K | $224.20 |
| Defiance | $8,952K | $233.65 |
| Logan | $8,681K | $188.48 |
| Allen | $8,556K | $84.85 |
| Clinton | $8,532K | $203.45 |
| Fulton | $8,292K | $197.39 |
| Madison | $8,180K | $183.41 |
| Hardin | $8,032K | $264.47 |
| Paulding | $7,913K | $423.00 |
| Licking | $7,517K | $41.03 |
| Henry | $7,411K | $269.30 |
| Sandusky | $7,390K | $125.87 |
| Auglaize | $7,358K | $159.77 |
| Richland | $7,108K | $56.83 |
| Muskingum | $6,782K | $78.58 |
| Greene | $6,619K | $39.01 |
| Huron | $6,456K | $110.92 |
| Morrow | $6,350K | $178.38 |
| Ottawa | $6,259K | $157.24 |
| Hamilton | $6,205K | $7.50 |
| Jackson | $5,875K | $180.17 |
| Wayne | $5,672K | $48.68 |
| Highland | $5,595K | $128.29 |
| Erie | $5,450K | $73.62 |
| Lorain | $5,263K | $16.55 |
| Warren | $5,246K | $20.80 |
| Miami | $4,904K | $44.23 |
| Columbiana | $4,628K | $46.19 |
| Ashland | $4,415K | $84.60 |
| Knox | $4,408K | $69.61 |
| Lucas | $4,070K | $9.57 |
| Coshocton | $3,963K | $107.50 |
| Tuscarawas | $3,652K | $39.75 |
| Pike | $3,583K | $132.72 |
| Adams | $3,559K | $129.32 |
| Perry | $3,404K | $95.75 |
| Butler | $3,336K | $8.49 |
| Montgomery | $3,328K | $6.24 |
| Clermont | $3,233K | $15.25 |
| Belmont | $3,227K | $49.70 |
| Carroll | $3,161K | $118.11 |
| Stark | $3,153K | $8.46 |
| Guernsey | $3,076K | $80.77 |
| Washington | $3,036K | $51.83 |
| Ashtabula | $2,957K | $30.53 |
| Gallia | $2,725K | $93.99 |
| Trumbull | $2,535K | $12.65 |
| Scioto | $2,419K | $33.62 |
| Harrison | $2,397K | $169.32 |
| Mahoning | $2,252K | $9.98 |
| Medina | $2,227K | $12.10 |
| Hocking | $1,911K | $69.37 |
| Holmes | $1,891K | $42.59 |
| Marion | $1,768K | $27.26 |
| Morgan | $1,714K | $125.58 |
| Athens | $1,598K | $25.48 |
| Portage | $1,196K | $7.35 |
| Vinton | $1,006K | $80.63 |
| Meigs | $918K | $42.17 |
| Geauga | $776K | $8.13 |
| Marshall | $736K | — |
| Lasalle | $718K | — |
| Livingston | $636K | — |
| Preston | $543K | — |
| Cuyahoga | $538K | $0.44 |
| Lake | $510K | $2.20 |
| Raleigh | $491K | — |
| Monroe | $449K | $34.15 |
| Tyler | $430K | — |
| Summit | $421K | $0.79 |
| Cabell | $413K | — |
| Kanawha | $407K | — |
| Porter | $385K | — |
| Ohio | $383K | — |
| Jefferson | $368K | $5.75 |
| Nicholas | $339K | — |
| Boone | $335K | — |
| Lawrence | $329K | $5.86 |
| Elkhart | $279K | — |
| Polk | $258K | — |
| Simpson | $241K | — |
| Laurel | $230K | — |
| Venango | $226K | — |
| Hopkins | $222K | — |
| Hawkins | $208K | — |
| Waupaca | $201K | — |
| Noble | $192K | $13.39 |
| Wetzel | $188K | — |
| Greenbrier | $180K | — |
| Macon | $179K | — |
| Christian | $175K | — |
| Pleasants | $175K | — |
| Mingo | $167K | — |
| Lewis | $161K | — |
| Edgar | $158K | — |
| Wirt | $149K | — |
| Kendall | $143K | — |
| Brooke | $143K | — |
| Emmet | $136K | — |
| Chattooga | $130K | — |
| Mineral | $122K | — |
| Braxton | $118K | — |
| Clarion | $115K | — |
| Benton | $109K | — |
| Allegany | $109K | — |
| Jay | $103K | — |
| Tazewell | $102K | — |
| Iowa | $100K | — |
| Coffee | $95K | — |
| Westmoreland | $92K | — |
| Lincoln | $89K | — |
| Pocahontas | $68K | — |
| Bartow | $63K | — |
| Dekalb | $54K | — |
| Mason | $40K | — |
| Roane | $16K | — |
| Mchenry | $0K | — |
Programs in FY2025
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Top Recipients in FY2025
| Recipient | Location | Total | Payments |
|---|---|---|---|
| OHIO DEPARTMENT OF JOB & FAMILY SERVICES | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $2,925,451,199 | 14 |
| COOPER FARMS INC | FORT RECOVERY, Mercer Co. | $24,534,352 | 44 |
| CLR EGGS LLC | ROSSBURG, Darke Co. | $11,145,983 | 3 |
| RINDLER POULTRY LLC | SAINT HENRY, Mercer Co. | $10,050,940 | 4 |
| WEAVER BROTHERS | VERSAILLES, Darke Co. | $9,645,596 | 2 |
| JAMES R & MARY C WENNING | FORT RECOVERY, Darke Co. | $9,157,181 | 9 |
| ROSS-MEDFORD FARMS LLC | NEW WESTON, Darke Co. | $7,005,225 | 1 |
| MERCER LANDMARK INC | SAINT HENRY, Mercer Co. | $6,323,839 | 7 |
| GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE CO. | CINCINNATI, Hamilton Co. | $4,939,421 | 21 |
| EAST CREEK FARM | NEW BREMEN, Mercer Co. | $4,451,663 | 2 |
| HOWES HENS LLC | ROSSBURG, Darke Co. | $1,755,086 | 2 |
| WEITZEL EGGS LLC | FORT RECOVERY, Darke Co. | $1,268,158 | 1 |
| MEYERS GREENE LP | WESTERVILLE, Franklin Co. | $678,169 | 1 |
| PRESERVATION PART I | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $628,429 | 3 |
| TERRY WENDEL | NEW WESTON, Darke Co. | $529,348 | 3 |
| COUNTRY PLACE APTS | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $482,014 | 4 |
| L.S. A LIMITED PRT | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $458,645 | 1 |
| MCCORMICK CROSSING LIMITED PARTNERSHIP | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $429,678 | 1 |
| ASPEN GREENE LP | WESTERVILLE, Franklin Co. | $417,902 | 1 |
| CULLODEN GREENE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $412,605 | 1 |
| LEADS INC | NEWARK, Licking Co. | $389,024 | 2 |
| ANDERSON CROSSING | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $385,344 | 1 |
| XENA PLACE LP | WESTERVILLE, Franklin Co. | $370,578 | 1 |
| OTTAWA I LTD PTRSHP | COLUMBUS, Franklin Co. | $368,453 | 1 |
| DELPHOS APARTMENTS LTD | CADIZ, Harrison Co. | $368,069 | 1 |
How much did Ohio receive in farm subsidies in FY2025?
In fiscal year 2025 (October 2024–September 2025), Ohio received $3,540M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 83,934 records. That is $300.35 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.
What was the top USDA program in Ohio in FY2025?
The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Ohio in FY2025 was SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $2,925M.
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.