Emergency Conservation Program payments in Bedford County, Virginia totaled $0 in 2012

Counties in Bedford County, Virginia Receiving Emergency Conservation Program payments, 2012

Rank County Emergency Conservation Program
2012		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Washington County, Virginia$836,35662.9%62.9%
2Richmond County, Virginia$62,6824.7%67.6%
3Northumberland County, Virginia$59,9004.5%72.1%
4Westmoreland County, Virginia$57,9414.4%76.5%
5Halifax County, Virginia$49,3433.7%80.2%
6Smyth County, Virginia$47,5253.6%83.8%
7Essex County, Virginia$36,3792.7%86.5%
8Sussex County, Virginia$34,6952.6%89.1%
9Appomattox County, Virginia$22,1751.7%90.8%
10King and Queen County, Virginia$19,8511.5%92.3%
11Highland County, Virginia$18,1391.4%93.6%
12Dinwiddie County, Virginia$13,0331.0%94.6%
13Lancaster County, Virginia$12,3730.9%95.5%
14Charles City County, Virginia$11,8460.9%96.4%
15Prince George County, Virginia$9,7690.7%97.2%
16Southampton County, Virginia$7,6020.6%97.7%
17Greensville County, Virginia$7,3700.6%98.3%
18King William County, Virginia$6,6410.5%98.8%
19Henrico County, Virginia$6,4380.5%99.3%
20Shenandoah County, Virginia$3,5680.3%99.5%
21New Kent County, Virginia$2,8170.2%99.8%
22Hanover County, Virginia$1,6950.1%99.9%
23Lee County, Virginia$1,5540.1%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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