EWG Farm Subsidy Database
Subsidy Recipients 91 to 120 of 242 in zipcode 46118
| Rank | Name | Location | Subsidy Total 1995-2023 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 91 | Charles B Gill | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 16,873.73 |
| 92 | James Mize | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 16,811.25 |
| 93 | Ray Balay | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 16,703.65 |
| 94 | Martha Maurine Galenski | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 16,212.45 |
| 95 | Henry Conrad Ratts | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 16,017.53 |
| 96 | Everett M Brown | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 15,636.08 |
| 97 | E Edwin Kottkamp And Marcia M Kot | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 15,495.00 |
| 98 | Alvin Kenworthy Revocable Trust | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 15,459.94 |
| 99 | Do Farms LLC | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 14,271.80 |
| 100 | Berg Truitt LLC | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 12,907.07 |
| 101 | Lucille Thornberry | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 12,428.79 |
| 102 | Kimberly Vaughn | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 12,303.00 |
| 103 | J & S Farms | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 11,752.00 |
| 104 | Donald Morgan | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 11,750.22 |
| 105 | Beverly J Russell Living Trust | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 10,958.00 |
| 106 | Adam Mcguyre | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 10,248.00 |
| 107 | Alvin Kenworthy Revocable Trust | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 10,187.00 |
| 108 | Patrick A Spray | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 9,680.19 |
| 109 | Julie Church Spray | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 9,680.18 |
| 110 | Sandra L Mullen | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 9,663.50 |
| 111 | Eric Noel | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 9,657.65 |
| 112 | Mark A Cooper | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 9,493.26 |
| 113 | William Brent Tieke | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 9,462.00 |
| 114 | James Gladden | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 9,327.00 |
| 115 | Leo V Schack | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 8,674.06 |
| 116 | Jerry Bowman | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 8,608.00 |
| 117 | Heine Kenworthy | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 8,529.78 |
| 118 | Richard Eickholtz | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 8,513.79 |
| 119 | Lesli Kottkamp | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 8,456.00 |
| 120 | Kent Sullivan | Clayton, IN 46118 | $ 8,012.61 |
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