How much did Tennessee receive in USDA farm subsidies in fiscal year 2016?

In fiscal year 2016 (October 2015–September 2016), Tennessee received $1,731 million in USDA farm subsidy payments across 6,954 records. That is $260.29 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

Tennessee — FY2016

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In fiscal year 2016, Tennessee received $1,731M across 6,954 payment records. That is $260.29 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▼ 11% vs. FY2015

Counties in FY2016

County	Total	$/Capita
Shelby	$6,071K	$6.48
Robertson	$3,413K	$49.16
Haywood	$2,116K	$118.76
Fayette	$1,955K	$49.22
Lauderdale	$1,929K	$76.17
Davidson	$1,830K	$2.67
Lake	$1,585K	$210.57
Madison	$1,535K	$15.73
Carroll	$1,496K	$53.51
Gibson	$1,365K	$27.71
Cumberland	$1,322K	$22.56
Henderson	$1,255K	$45.03
Obion	$1,219K	$39.86
Montgomery	$1,129K	$5.80
Warren	$1,001K	$24.77
Weakley	$991K	$29.50
Franklin	$962K	$23.13
Volusia	$943K	—
Lawrence	$849K	$19.71
Dyer	$835K	$22.22
Crockett	$830K	$57.40
Lincoln	$791K	$23.52
Scott	$785K	$35.86
Putnam	$724K	$9.53
Williamson	$715K	$3.26
Hardeman	$670K	$26.19
Tipton	$670K	$10.94
Jefferson	$659K	$12.38
Henry	$645K	$20.01
Fentress	$600K	$33.23
Macon	$556K	$23.80
Indian River	$546K	—
Roane	$541K	$10.21
Fulton	$516K	—
Mcnairy	$492K	$19.05
Hamilton	$477K	$1.33
Hardin	$477K	$18.53
Pickett	$465K	$91.38
Giles	$452K	$15.49
Anderson	$447K	$5.91
Clay	$433K	$56.58
Wayne	$433K	$25.85
Polk	$428K	$25.51
Bradley	$428K	$4.09
Wilson	$425K	$3.20
Sumner	$421K	$2.34
Campbell	$415K	$10.42
Hickman	$392K	$15.91
Maury	$387K	$4.32
Bledsoe	$362K	$24.55
Marshall	$300K	$9.36
Benton	$297K	$18.46
Mcminn	$295K	$5.61
Navajo	$295K	—
Claiborne	$287K	$9.06
Rutherford	$264K	$0.86
Knox	$263K	$0.58
Marion	$261K	$9.18
Barren	$252K	—
Humphreys	$238K	$12.95
Grainger	$237K	$10.25
Rhea	$222K	$6.82
Cheatham	$220K	$5.53
Chester	$220K	$12.85
Overton	$220K	$10.02
Perry	$213K	$27.01
Lewis	$211K	$17.72
Coffee	$207K	$3.80
Graves	$203K	—
Cocke	$193K	$5.48
Sarasota	$192K	—
Grundy	$189K	$14.20
Greene	$188K	$2.74
Apache	$185K	—
Dekalb	$185K	$9.51
Clinton	$172K	—
Loudon	$171K	$3.32
Hancock	$170K	$25.75
Blount	$167K	$1.30
Cannon	$166K	$11.99
Johnson	$166K	$9.32
Hawkins	$165K	$2.91
Cochise	$164K	—
Dickson	$159K	$3.06
Smith	$121K	$6.17
Stewart	$119K	$9.00
Sullivan	$113K	$0.72
Meigs	$111K	$9.23
Decatur	$107K	$9.11
Washington	$101K	$0.80
Monroe	$85K	$1.84
Christian	$84K	—
Jackson	$73K	$6.32
Union	$71K	$3.67
Sequatchie	$65K	$4.40
Hamblen	$64K	$1.01
Van Buren	$63K	$11.03
Sevier	$62K	$0.64
Adair	$61K	—
Carlisle	$60K	—
Caldwell	$55K	—
White	$55K	$2.08
Moore	$52K	$8.22
Bedford	$51K	$1.07
Webster	$48K	—
Morgan	$34K	$1.58
Houston	$18K	$2.21
Unicoi	$9K	$0.53
Carter	$3K	$0.05
Trousdale	$2K	$0.15

Programs in FY2016 All years →

Program	Total	Records
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.551	$1,672M	1
RURAL RENTAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS 10.427	$20M	183
CONSERVATION RESERVE PROGRAM 10.069	$19M	2,147
AGRICULTURE RISK COVERAGE PROGRAM 10.113	$8M	3,479
PRICE LOSS COVERAGE 10.112	$2M	284
COTTON GINNING COST SHARE PROGRAM 10.118	$2M	105
EMERGENCY CONSERVATION PROGRAM 10.054	$2M	102
LIVESTOCK FORAGE PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.109	$1M	57
SCHOOLS AND ROADS - GRANTS TO STATES 10.665	$1M	2
NONINSURED ASSISTANCE 10.451	$1M	93
TREE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.111	$1M	23
COMMODITY LOANS AND LOAN DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS 10.051	$1M	139
LIVESTOCK INDEMNITY PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.108	$1M	105
COTTON TRANSITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.114	$0M	104
DIRECT AND COUNTER-CYCLICAL PAYMENTS PROGRAM 10.055	$0M	95
EMERGENCY FOREST RESTORATION PROGRAM 10.102	$0M	8
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FOR LIVESTOCK, HONEYBEES AND FARM-RAISED FISH PROGRAM-2014 FARM BILL 10.110	$0M	16
THE MARGIN PROTECTION PROGRAM 10.116	$0M	9
BIOMASS CROP ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 10.087	$0M	1
TRADE ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE 10.609	$0M	1

Top Recipients in FY2016

Recipient	Location	Total	Payments
MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS	SAINT JOSEPH, Chester Co.	$1,700,140,728	1,843
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TENNESSEE	NASHVILLE, Davidson Co.	$992,660	2
ORANGE CITY I, LLC	KNOXVILLE, Knox Co.	$726,666	4
VERO BEACH VILLAS I, LLC	KNOXVILLE, Knox Co.	$545,887	2
LAWRENCEBURG VILLAGE APARTMENTS	LAWRENCEBURG, Lawrence Co.	$465,712	2
HENNING ASSOCIATES LTD LP	LAWRENCEBURG, Lawrence Co.	$454,020	2
HOUSING ASSISTANCE OF MT. DORA, LTD	KNOXVILLE, Knox Co.	$425,026	1
LEXINGTON	JACKSON, Madison Co.	$418,547	2
EUSTIS APARTMENTS,	KNOXVILLE, Knox Co.	$397,563	1
CROWNE POINT	CROSSVILLE, Cumberland Co.	$393,226	2
COTTON BOARD	MEMPHIS, Shelby Co.	$387,154	5
TOWN OF CROSSVILLE HOUSING AUTHORITY	CROSSVILLE, Cumberland Co.	$362,164	3
NONPROFIT HOUSING	NASHVILLE, Davidson Co.	$341,022	7
LAKEVIEW VILLAS,	KNOXVILLE, Knox Co.	$340,733	2
WINCHESTER	MILTON, Rutherford Co.	$328,211	2
KINGSTON FOUR	CHARLESTON, Bradley Co.	$306,203	2
FULTON COUNTY ASSOCIATES	JACKSON, Madison Co.	$296,275	5
BLUE RIDGE LTD	KNOXVILLE, Knox Co.	$295,411	2
J&G CONSTN. CO. LTD	MONTEREY, Putnam Co.	$262,253	2
BURKESVILLE-ALBANY	JACKSON, Madison Co.	$259,686	3
EH CREEKWOOD LP	KNOXVILLE, Knox Co.	$252,242	2
JAMERSON FARMS II	ROSSVILLE, Fayette Co.	$240,737	10
FULLEN COMPANY INC	RIPLEY, Lauderdale Co.	$238,609	41
STANTON ASSOCIATES LIMITED, L.P.	LAWRENCEBURG, Lawrence Co.	$237,365	1
WAYNESBORO ASSOCIATES LIMITED LP	LAWRENCEBURG, Lawrence Co.	$236,045	1

How much did Tennessee receive in farm subsidies in FY2016?

In fiscal year 2016 (October 2015–September 2016), Tennessee received $1,731M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 6,954 records. That is $260.29 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.

What was the top USDA program in Tennessee in FY2016?

The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Tennessee in FY2016 was SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $1,672M.

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