Farm subsidies in Pennsylvania, 2025
Farmers and landowners in Pennsylvania received $163.7 million in federal farm program payments in 2025, paid to 10,678 recipients. The programs that paid it, and the counties it went to.
$163.7MPaid in 202510,678Recipients$85.9MCrop insurance claims, 2024
Payments by program
- Emergency Commodity Assistance Program$63.9M
- Marketing Assistance for Specialty Crops$33.9M
- Supplemental Disaster Relief Non-Spec Crops$22.2M
- Agricultural Risk Coverage Program - County$17.8M
- CRP Payment - Annual Rental$12M
- Supplemental Disaster Relief Spec Crops$9.6M
- Livestock Forage Program$1.3M
- Emergency Assist Livestock Bees Fish ELAP$1.2M
- Emergency Livestock Relief Program 2023-24$866K
- NAP Regular Web-Based$566K
Counties with the most farm payments
- Adams County$17.5M
- Chester County$16.2M
- Lancaster County$10.9M
- York County$10.4M
- Berks County$6.3M
- Erie County$5.5M
- Cumberland County$4.3M
- Bedford County$3.9M
- Schuylkill County$3.7M
Crop insurance claims, 2024
- Corn$37.8M
- Apples$18.9M
- Soybeans$18.6M
- All Other Crops$5.3M
- Pasture,Rangeland,Forage$2.9M
- Wheat$945K
- Grapes$454K
- Processing Beans$270K
- Potatoes$268K
- Peaches$261K
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Questions
How much do farmers in Pennsylvania get in subsidies?
$163.7 million in USDA farm program payments in 2025, to 10,678 recipients.
Which Pennsylvania county gets the most farm payments?
Adams County, with $17.5 million in 2025.
What is the largest farm program in Pennsylvania?
Emergency Commodity Assistance Program, which paid $63.9 million in 2025.
How much did crop insurance pay in Pennsylvania?
$85.9 million in claims for the 2024 crop year, on 8,273 policies.
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