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Subsidy benefits for James A Mellencamp totaled $90,945 for Program Years 2003-2005Analysis Links: Adjusted gross income:$40,263 average in the ZIP code of this beneficiary in 2004 (Source: EWG, Compiled from IRS data). PovertyThere were 2,439 children under age 18 below the poverty level in 2004 in the counties where this entity is farming (Source: US Census Bureau). Direct and Pass-Through Subsidies As Attributed by USDA*
* Derived from USDA Section 1614 Database, December 2006. ** Subsidy payments were received directly from USDA. *** Subsidies benefits were attributed by USDA as pass-throughs from one or more subsidized farm business(es). NOTE: For AMAP, CRP, EQIP, GRP, WHIP & WRP - calendar year was used.
† Permitted Entity File from USDA May 2006 USDA attributed pass-through subsidies to James A Mellencamp from the following entity(ies):
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