How much in taxpayer-funded subsidies did farmers in Valley County receive in 2021?

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Farms in Valley County received $259,662 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Of the 44 subsidies provided, the largest was for Davis Cattle Company, Inc., which received $61,974 for the claim of “Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Livestock and Poultry”.

The smallest subsidy provided to a Valley County farmer was $141 to Claudia Johnson.

There were 10 fewer subsidies than the year before, and the total value of the subsidies fell by $339,293.

Kimberly Amadeo of The Balance said farmer subsidies “help high-income corporations, not poor rural farmers. Most of the money goes toward large agribusinesses.”

USDA data analyzed by the Cato Institute found that “farmers (on net) have derived almost 40% of their income directly from the U.S. government” in recent years.

The U.S. has provided farm subsidies since the Great Depression to assist farmers who weather price fluctuations and disasters to help maintain consistent farming across the country.

Subsidies Received by Valley County Code Farmers in 2021
Farmer $ Received Reason for Subsidy Total Received in Subsidies by Farmer ($)
Davis Cattle Company, Inc. $61,974 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Livestock and Poultry $62,131
Charlottie Havlicak $49,710 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $49,710
David R Mosman Ranch, Inc. $22,710 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program – Continuation of the Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act $39,809
Claudia Johnson $16,663 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $25,878
Steven C. Johnson $16,663 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $25,737
Roberts Ranch, Inc. $12,621 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Targeted Assistance for Specific Commodities $16,222
David R Mosman Ranch, Inc. $11,940 Price Loss Coverage Program $39,809
Claudia Johnson $6,697 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $25,878
Steven C. Johnson $6,697 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $25,737
Dale M. Loomis $6,636 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program – Continuation of the Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act $6,636
Rainbow Ranch, Inc. $4,812 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Livestock and Poultry $6,941
David R Mosman Ranch, Inc. $3,078 Price Loss Coverage Program $39,809
Ivan Phelps $3,030 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program – Continuation of the Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act $3,030
Roberts Ranch, Inc. $2,818 Price Loss Coverage Program $16,222
Hobbit Hill Farm, LLC $2,502 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program – Continuation of the Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act $2,502
Nita A. Anderson $2,499 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $2,820
Claudia Johnson $2,377 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $25,878
Steven C. Johnson $2,377 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $25,737
Thomas Cox Jr. $2,278 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $2,278
Cabarton Beef, LLC $2,200 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program – Continuation of the Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act $2,200
Rainbow Ranch, Inc. $2,129 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Targeted Assistance for Specific Commodities $6,941
Michael A. Harris $1,801 Price Loss Coverage Program $1,801
Pat Ogden $1,763 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $2,798
Mountain Top Produce, LLC $1,631 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program – Continuation of the Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act $2,131
Susan Marie Leeper $1,350 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Livestock and Poultry $1,350
William A. Maki $1,043 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Targeted Assistance for Specific Commodities $1,674
Pat Ogden $1,035 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $2,798
White Family Farms, LLC $776 Price Loss Coverage Program $776
Vicki Eld $770 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program – Continuation of the Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act $770
John P Kwader $727 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $1,196
David R Mosman Ranch, Inc. $707 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Targeted Assistance for Specific Commodities $39,809
David R Mosman Ranch, Inc. $703 Price Loss Coverage Program $39,809
David R Mosman Ranch, Inc. $672 Price Loss Coverage Program $39,809
Jennifer Koepke Neiser $645 Price Loss Coverage Program $1,092
William A. Maki $631 Price Loss Coverage Program $1,674
Mountain Top Produce, LLC $500 Commodity Credit Corporation Organic Cost Share – Crops Program $2,131
Roberts Ranch, Inc. $497 Commodity Credit Corporation Organic Cost Share – Crops Program $16,222
John P Kwader $469 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $1,196
Jennifer Koepke Neiser $447 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Targeted Assistance for Specific Commodities $1,092
Nita A. Anderson $321 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $2,820
Roberts Ranch, Inc. $285 Price Loss Coverage Program $16,222
Tana I. Kerby $180 Price Loss Coverage Program $180
Davis Cattle Company, Inc. $157 Price Loss Coverage Program $62,131
Claudia Johnson $141 Price Loss Coverage Program $25,878


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