Counter Cyclical Program payments in South Carolina totaled $-29,479 in 2012

Counties in South Carolina Receiving Counter Cyclical Program payments, 2012

Rank County Counter Cyclical Program
2012		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Williamsburg County, South Carolina$272-0.9%-0.9%
2Colleton County, South Carolina$-10.0%-0.9%
3Marion County, South Carolina$-220.1%-0.8%
4Cherokee County, South Carolina$-320.1%-0.7%
5Barnwell County, South Carolina$-390.1%-0.6%
6Georgetown County, South Carolina$-410.1%-0.5%
7Dillon County, South Carolina$-450.2%-0.3%
8Marlboro County, South Carolina$-1880.6%0.3%
9Allendale County, South Carolina$-2610.9%1.2%
10Kershaw County, South Carolina$-2750.9%2.1%
11Chesterfield County, South Carolina$-3511.2%3.3%
12Bamberg County, South Carolina$-5591.9%5.2%
13Richland County, South Carolina$-6922.3%7.6%
14Lee County, South Carolina$-7762.6%10.2%
15York County, South Carolina$-1,0743.6%13.9%
16Calhoun County, South Carolina$-1,0823.7%17.5%
17Edgefield County, South Carolina$-1,0943.7%21.2%
18Florence County, South Carolina$-1,7936.1%27.3%
19Aiken County, South Carolina$-2,4178.2%35.5%
20Darlington County, South Carolina$-2,5168.5%44.1%
21Clarendon County, South Carolina$-3,03410.3%54.3%
22Sumter County, South Carolina$-3,09810.5%64.9%
23Orangeburg County, South Carolina$-4,34114.7%79.6%
24Hampton County, South Carolina$-6,02020.4%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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