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CROP SUBSIDY PROGRAM IN

3rd district of West Virginia (Rep. Nick J. Rahall, II), 2005

Subsidy beneficiaries 21 to 40 of 749

Beneficiaries of Crop Subsidy Program from farms in 3rd district of West Virginia (Rep. Nick J. Rahall, II) totaled $505,000 in in 2005.

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Rank Beneficiary Location Crop Subsidy Program
PY 2005 †
21Timothy A HokeRonceverte, WV 24970$4,471
22Andrew Paul AldermanHillsboro, WV 24946$4,353
23Wallace C SimmonsDunmore, WV 24934$4,218
24Thomas G NelsonPence Springs, WV 24962$3,997
25William P LevelRonceverte, WV 24970$3,908
26Thomas Booth ∗Lindside, WV 24951$3,820
27Lawrence T Workman ∗Hillsboro, WV 24946$3,777
28Thomas W Vanreenen ∗Hillsboro, WV 24946$3,598
29Wilbur Larew ∗Greenville, WV 24945$3,476
30J Moffett Mcneel Jr ∗Hillsboro, WV 24946$3,376
31Robert B Allen ∗Union, WV 24983$3,056
32Darrell Echols ∗Union, WV 24983$2,997
33R Dale Crookshanks ∗Rupert, WV 25984$2,778
34Wv Division Of Natural Resources ∗Hedgesville, WV 25427$2,759
35Jeffrey Walker ∗∗Union, WV 24983$2,747
36Jennifer G Walker ∗∗Union, WV 24983$2,747
37David Lemons ∗∗Huntington, WV 25704$2,714
38W E Irons Jr ∗Lewisburg, WV 24901$2,621
39Charles M Long ∗Lewisburg, WV 24901$2,621
40Avery D Atkins ∗Lewisburg, WV 24901$2,605

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

∗ Subsidy payments were received directly from USDA and USDA attributed additional subsidy benefits to this person that were passed through one or more subsidized farm business(es).

∗∗ Subsidies benefits were attributed by USDA only as pass-throughs from one or more subsidized farm business(es).

Entities without ∗ or ∗∗ received all of their money directly from USDA.

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