SubsidyLookup

Utah Farm Subsidies by County

All 57 Utah counties ranked by total USDA farm subsidy payments. Salt Lake County leads with $2,788M.

Which county in Utah receives the most farm subsidies?

Salt Lake County leads Utah with $2,788M in total USDA farm subsidy payments. View Salt Lake County details →

How are county subsidy totals calculated?

County totals are aggregated from individual payment records in USASpending.gov where a county is listed on the transaction. Totals include all USDA financial assistance award types — direct payments, conservation, commodity support, and disaster programs.

Does the per-capita figure reflect farm population only?

No. Per-capita figures divide total subsidy dollars by the county's total Census Bureau population, not just farm households. This provides a consistent basis for comparison across counties regardless of farm density.

Rank County Total Payments Avg $/Capita/Year Records Recipients Years
1 Salt Lake County $2,788M $148.66 2,162 529 2010–2025
2 Box Elder County $126M $143.85 14,071 849 2010–2025
3 Cache County $73M $35.98 14,834 721 2010–2025
4 Sanpete County $62M $131.81 5,266 244 2010–2025
5 Utah County $59M $5.90 6,365 518 2010–2025
6 Millard County $56M $268.39 5,847 180 2010–2025
7 San Juan County $46M $195.20 6,689 182 2010–2025
8 Uintah County $36M $62.10 3,262 113 2010–2025
9 Emery County $34M $206.04 4,262 43 2010–2025
10 Sevier County $31M $88.99 3,713 160 2010–2025
11 Summit County $30M $46.13 1,505 133 2010–2025
12 Juab County $28M $151.30 3,539 167 2010–2025
13 Duchesne County $28M $88.17 2,807 130 2010–2025
14 Iron County $25M $28.22 2,327 146 2010–2025
15 Tooele County $25M $21.59 1,411 119 2010–2025
16 Weber County $23M $5.67 3,569 201 2010–2025
17 Washington County $21M $7.39 1,434 181 2010–2025
18 Beaver County $21M $183.37 2,239 176 2010–2025
19 Rich County $18M $460.35 1,332 58 2010–2025
20 Wayne County $18M $423.69 2,699 61 2010–2025
21 Garfield County $16M $191.87 2,282 11 2010–2025
22 Carbon County $12M $36.01 221 78 2010–2025
23 Davis County $10M $2.88 1,041 254 2010–2025
24 Kane County $8M $64.81 201 49 2010–2025
25 Piute County $3M $187.08 213 19 2010–2025
26 Grand County $3M $17.64 121 44 2010–2025
27 Wasatch County $2M $7.07 209 35 2010–2025
28 El Paso County $2M 34 22 2010–2025
29 Cochise County $2M 13 11 2010–2020
30 Morgan County $2M $14.43 349 64 2010–2025
31 Apache County $1M 7 7 2010–2017
32 Oneida County $1M 43 29 2010–2012
33 Daggett County $1M $86.82 63 19 2010–2025
34 Mohave County $1M 11 7 2010–2012
35 Navajo County $1M 12 6 2010–2016
36 Franklin County $0M 3 2 2011–2012
37 Caribou County $0M 2 2 2012–2012
38 Greenwood County $0M 1 1 2012–2012
39 Madison County $0M 1 1 2011–2011
40 Lincoln County $0M 2 2 2010–2012
41 Custer County $0M 1 1 2012–2012
42 Humboldt County $0M 1 1 2011–2011
43 Moffat County $0M 1 1 2011–2011
44 Fremont County $0M 2 2 2011–2012
45 Cassia County $0M 2 2 2011–2012
46 Lemhi County $0M 1 1 2012–2012
47 Bingham County $0M 1 1 2011–2011
48 Hughes County $0M 1 1 2011–2011
49 Elko County $0M 1 1 2010–2010
50 San Miguel County $0M 2 2 2010–2011
51 Noble County $0M 1 1 2012–2012
52 Cass County $0M 1 1 2012–2012
53 Garden County $0M 1 1 2012–2012
54 Uinta County $0M 1 1 2011–2011
55 Lucas County $0M 1 1 2012–2012
56 Montgomery County $0M 1 1 2012–2012
57 Gunnison County $0M 1 1 2012–2012