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Crop Subsidy Program benefits in 6th district of South Carolina (Rep. James E. Clyburn) totaled $85.8 million in program years 2003-2005.

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Top Farm Businesses: Top Farm Businesses in PY 2003-2005 Top Farm Businesses in PY 2005 Top Farm Businesses in PY 2004 Top Farm Businesses in PY 2003	Top Beneficiaries: Top Beneficiaries in PY 2003-2005 Top Beneficiaries in PY 2005 Top Beneficiaries in PY 2004 Top Beneficiaries in PY 2003

Crop Subsidy Program by year, 6th district of South Carolina (Rep. James E. Clyburn)

Program Year* Crop Subsidy Program
2003 $15,586,049
2004 $40,927,754
2005 $29,244,861

Total $85,758,664

* For AMAP, CRP, EQIP, GRP, WHIP & WRP - calendar year was used.

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