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USDA SUBSIDY DATA · 2024 · EWG / FOIA

USDA Subsidy Payments in Rush County, Kansas

Rush County received $30.9M in farm subsidies (2024).

Rush County at a Glance
Agricultural Producers
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Top Commodities
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USDA Payments
$30.9M
Subsidy Recipients
817
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Cropland Rent?
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817 farmers in Rush County received $30.9M in 2024
Average payment: $37,827 per recipient
Program Breakdown — Rush County

Rush County, Kansas received $30.9M in total farm subsidies (2024).

Agricultural Risk Coverage (ARC) $1.6M
Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) $783,604
Disaster Payments $5.0M
Crop Insurance Subsidies $11.7M
Total $30.9M
Top Recipients — Rush County (817 total)

Businesses shown by full name; individuals shown by initials (FOIA/EWG data).

1. B.M.M. — Albert, KS 67511
$128,981
2. Showalter & Sons Inc — Alexander, KS 67513
$123,111
3. B.S. — Nekoma, KS 67559
$120,282
4. D.G. — La Crosse, KS 67548
$118,486
5. Holopirek Cattle Company — Timken, KS 67575
$104,705
6. J.W. — Alexander, KS 67513
$99,779
7. Bannister Family Trust Uti 6-26-2006 — Manhattan, KS 66503
$93,994
8. H.L.W. — La Crosse, KS 67548
$93,027
9. R.T. — Timken, KS 67575
$88,229
10. Schwindt Farms Inc — Timken, KS 67575
$87,639
11. Maier Family Trust Dated 12-28-92 — Otis, KS 67565
$85,094
12. K.L.H. — Olmitz, KS 67564
$82,422
13. Wiltse Family Farms LLC — Timken, KS 67575
$81,999
14. Toma Farms LLC — La Crosse, KS 67548
$81,852
15. R.A.B. — Alexander, KS 67513
$76,545
16. M.A.S. — Rush Center, KS 67575
$75,995
17. J.A.K. — Rush Center, KS 67575
$75,353
18. Don L Riedl Family Revocable Trust — Sherman, TX 75092
$73,939
19. Littler Farms Inc — Mc Cracken, KS 67556
$73,224
20. G.D. — Denver, CO 80224
$72,816
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How to Apply — Open Programs

These USDA programs are currently accepting applications. Visit your local NRCS/FSA office to get started.

ARC-CO (Agriculture Risk Coverage — County) FSA

Provides revenue loss protection when actual county crop revenue drops below a benchmark. Payment is automatic once enrolled — no claim needed.

Value: $8–$75/acre depending on crop and county revenue shortfall
Complexity: Low — sign election at FSA, 15 minutes
Where: Your local FSA office
Bring:
  • Photo ID
  • FSA farm number (FSA will have it on file)
PLC (Price Loss Coverage) FSA

Provides price protection when the national average price for a covered commodity drops below its reference price. Pays on base acres, not planted acres.

Value: $0–$125+/acre depending on how far price drops below reference
Complexity: Low — sign election at FSA, 15 minutes
Where: Your local FSA office
Bring:
  • Photo ID
  • FSA farm number
CRP (Conservation Reserve Program) FSA

Annual rental payments for removing environmentally sensitive land from production and planting conservation cover (grass, trees, buffers). 10-15 year contracts.

Value: $50–$300+/acre/year depending on soil rental rate in your county
Complexity: Medium — FSA evaluates your offer using Environmental Benefits Index
Where: Your local FSA office
Bring:
  • Photo ID
  • FSA farm number
  • Deed or lease for the land
  • Cropping history (last 6 years)
EQIP (Environmental Quality Incentives Program) NRCS

Cost-share payments (typically 50-75%) for conservation practices: cover crops, fencing, water systems, nutrient management, erosion control, and more.

Value: Cost-share typically 50-75% of practice cost (90% for beginning farmers). Payment limits removed for FY2025.
Complexity: Low to apply (2-page form), then NRCS develops conservation plan with you
Where: Your local NRCS office
Bring:
  • Photo ID
  • Deed or lease
  • Description of conservation concerns
CSP (Conservation Stewardship Program) NRCS

Annual payments for maintaining and improving existing conservation practices. If you're already doing cover crops, no-till, or rotational grazing — you may already qualify.

Value: $4,000–$40,000+/year depending on acres and practices (minimum raised from $1,500 to $4,000 in FY2024)
Complexity: Medium — NRCS evaluates your existing conservation and scores it
Where: Your local NRCS office
Bring:
  • Photo ID
  • Deed or lease
  • Description of current conservation practices
Federal Crop Insurance RMA

Government-subsidized crop insurance. The government pays ~60% of your premium. Protects against yield loss, revenue loss, or both.

Value: Premium subsidy saves $5–$30+/acre; coverage at 50-85% of expected revenue
Complexity: Low-Medium — agent handles paperwork, you choose coverage level
Where: Through a private crop insurance agent (not FSA/NRCS)
Bring:
  • Production records (yield history)
  • Acreage information
  • FSA farm/tract numbers
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USDA Funding Rank — Rush County, Kansas ?
817 subsidy recipients were funded in Rush County in 2024.
53th
percentile in Kansas
Ranked 50th of 105 counties · $7.4M total
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What this means: Rush County receives more USDA funding than 53% of counties in Kansas. This county receives a moderate level of federal farm support.

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Data Sources

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