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Farm subsidies in Kansas, 2025

Farmers and landowners in Kansas received $1.8 billion in federal farm program payments in 2025, paid to 81,937 recipients. The programs that paid it, and the counties it went to.

$1.8BPaid in 202581,937Recipients$908.9MCrop insurance claims, 2024

Payments by program

  1. Emergency Commodity Assistance Program$732.5M
  2. Supplemental Disaster Relief Non-Spec Crops$644.4M
  3. Agricultural Risk Coverage Program - County$169.8M
  4. Emergency Livestock Relief Program 2023-24$105.2M
  5. CRP Payment - Annual Rental$75.7M
  6. Livestock Forage Program$13.1M
  7. WECPCSCOF$5M
  8. Marketing Assistance for Specialty Crops$2.9M
  9. Livestock Indeminity Payments Program$2.5M
  10. Emergency Assist Livestock Bees Fish ELAP$1.6M

Counties with the most farm payments

  1. Thomas County$46.7M
  2. Sheridan County$42.7M
  3. Sumner County$40.4M
  4. Sherman County$34.2M
  5. Gray County$31.4M
  6. Reno County$31.4M
  7. Scott County$31.2M
  8. Mitchell County$30.4M
  9. Finney County$28.3M
  10. Republic County$28.3M

Crop insurance claims, 2024

  1. Corn$356M
  2. Wheat$192.4M
  3. Soybeans$178.4M
  4. Grain Sorghum$99.9M
  5. Pasture,Rangeland,Forage$47.7M
  6. Annual Forage$20.9M
  7. Cotton$10M
  8. Silage Sorghum$1M
  9. All Other Crops$890K
  10. Dry Beans$531K

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Questions

How much do farmers in Kansas get in subsidies?

$1.8 billion in USDA farm program payments in 2025, to 81,937 recipients.

Which Kansas county gets the most farm payments?

Thomas County, with $46.7 million in 2025.

What is the largest farm program in Kansas?

Emergency Commodity Assistance Program, which paid $732.5 million in 2025.

How much did crop insurance pay in Kansas?

$908.9 million in claims for the 2024 crop year, on 117,371 policies.

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