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

How much did farmers in Mono County receive in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021?
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Farms in Mono County received $67,970 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Of the 20 subsidies provided, the largest was for Park Livestock Company, Inc., which received $18,059 for the claim of “Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Targeted Assistance for Specific Commodities”.

The smallest subsidy provided to a Mono County farmer was $314 to Park Livestock Company, Inc..

There were 35 fewer subsidies than the year before, and the total value of the subsidies fell by $364,036.

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 Mono County Code Farmers in 2021
Farmer $ Received Reason for Subsidy Total Received in Subsidies by Farmer ($)
Park Livestock Company, Inc. $18,059 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Targeted Assistance for Specific Commodities $18,373
Louis Roeser $11,643 Emergency Conservation Program Cost Share $11,643
Chichester Ranches, Inc. $9,717 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Livestock and Poultry $10,249
Curti Ranch, LLC $4,973 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Targeted Assistance for Specific Commodities $4,973
James R Parker Jr-Parker Family Trust $3,487 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Targeted Assistance for Specific Commodities $3,487
Mary Fulstone Hussman $3,105 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Livestock and Poultry $3,105
Fulstone Hussman Ranch Irrevocable Trust $2,970 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program – Continuation of the Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act $2,970
Jarret M. Phillips $2,805 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program – Continuation of the Commodity Credit Corporation Charter Act $4,515
Jones-Schuster Family Trust $2,073 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $2,073
Jarret M. Phillips $1,710 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Livestock and Poultry $4,515
Jacob D. Doonan $1,375 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Livestock and Poultry $1,375
Alicia Ginter $1,003 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Targeted Assistance for Specific Commodities $2,358
Noanna L Feldman $948 Wildfires and Hurricanes Indemnity Program – Plus 3 Assistance Program $2,077
Noanna L Feldman $790 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Targeted Assistance for Specific Commodities $2,077
Jim Coffron $772 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Livestock and Poultry $772
Alicia Ginter $751 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $2,358
Alicia Ginter $604 Conservation Reserve Program Payment – Annual Rental $2,358
Chichester Ranches, Inc. $532 Coronavirus Food Assistance Program 3 – Targeted Assistance for Specific Commodities $10,249
Noanna L Feldman $339 Price Loss Coverage Program $2,077
Park Livestock Company, Inc. $314 Price Loss Coverage Program $18,373


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