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Additional Analyses Commodity Crop Payment Distribution Farm Businesses by Number of Pass-Through Beneficiaries Beneficiaries Receiving Pass-Through Subsidies From Multiple Farm Businesses Crop Subsidies by Congressional District Farm subsidies to the Districts Represented by the House Agriculture Committee Concentration of Crop Subsidies You count on us for the farm subsidies information, and we count on you to reach our funding goals. Donate $5 today! 
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Kentucky• $338 million in commodity program payments for program years 2003-2005. • Nationally, USDA attributes 66% of crop subsidy benefits to 10% of the beneficiaries of those programs. • Commodity Program Analysis for Kentucky • Commodity Programs in Kentucky • USDA Census of Agriculture Summary • The average adjusted gross income in Kentucky was $41,540 in 2004. There were 170 beneficiaries in Kentucky that received more than the statewide AGI from USDA programs in 2003; 918 in 2004; and 978 in 2005. • There were 217,368 children under age 18 in Kentucky below the poverty level in 2004 according to the Census Bureau.
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