Washington — FY2023
In fiscal year 2023, Washington received $2,520M across 24,924 payment records. That is $322.53 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates. ▼ 23.5% vs. FY2022
| County | Total | $/Capita |
|---|---|---|
| Thurston | $2,320,882K | $7,762.07 |
| Yakima | $27,213K | $106.03 |
| Grant | $18,758K | $182.69 |
| Franklin | $14,533K | $146.75 |
| Douglas | $13,866K | $309.51 |
| Okanogan | $12,612K | $288.53 |
| Adams | $12,374K | $594.36 |
| Whitman | $11,239K | $234.09 |
| Whatcom | $9,973K | $43.00 |
| Stevens | $9,314K | $190.72 |
| Klickitat | $5,444K | $230.79 |
| Columbia | $4,867K | $1,200.77 |
| Skagit | $4,648K | $35.37 |
| Benton | $4,317K | $20.06 |
| Snohomish | $4,304K | $5.09 |
| Chelan | $3,557K | $44.46 |
| Walla Walla | $3,310K | $53.77 |
| Kittitas | $2,943K | $64.67 |
| Spokane | $2,904K | $5.27 |
| Lewis | $2,595K | $30.12 |
| Pierce | $2,138K | $2.30 |
| Lincoln | $2,051K | $174.76 |
| Clark | $1,759K | $3.38 |
| Imperial | $1,730K | — |
| Garfield | $1,662K | $703.47 |
| Island | $1,504K | $17.43 |
| Kitsap | $1,439K | $5.18 |
| Clallam | $1,439K | $18.54 |
| Churchill | $1,392K | — |
| King | $1,309K | $0.58 |
| Pacific | $1,118K | $46.18 |
| Placer | $1,066K | — |
| Matanuska-susitna | $1,022K | — |
| Grays Harbor | $992K | $12.84 |
| Asotin | $989K | $43.85 |
| Kenai Peninsula | $817K | — |
| San Juan | $722K | $38.90 |
| Mason | $712K | $10.42 |
| Jefferson | $701K | $20.79 |
| Polk | $662K | — |
| Sitka | $619K | — |
| Juneau | $493K | — |
| Fairbanks North Star | $394K | — |
| Cowlitz | $394K | $3.49 |
| Hood River | $384K | — |
| Pinal | $312K | — |
| Clatsop | $302K | — |
| Pend Oreille | $298K | $20.74 |
| Pershing | $290K | — |
| Flathead | $259K | — |
| Lane | $257K | — |
| Iberville | $238K | — |
| Umatilla | $204K | — |
| Malheur | $187K | — |
| Lemhi | $157K | — |
| Deschutes | $116K | — |
| Kootenai | $107K | — |
| Ferry | $35K | $4.62 |
| Spartanburg | $30K | — |
| Linn | $11K | — |
| Leflore | $8K | — |
| Cleveland | $-30K | — |
| Iron | $-59K | — |
Top Recipients in FY2023
How much did Washington receive in farm subsidies in FY2023?
In fiscal year 2023 (October 2022–September 2023), Washington received $2,520M in USDA farm subsidy payments across 24,924 records. That is $322.53 per resident based on Census Bureau population estimates.
What was the top USDA program in Washington in FY2023?
The largest USDA farm subsidy program in Washington in FY2023 was SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, which paid $2,320M.
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.