EWG Farm Subsidy Database
Subsidy Recipients 241 to 270 of 334 in zipcode 48162
| Rank | Name | Location | Subsidy Total 1995-2023 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 241 | Dennis Rottenbucher | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 369.00 |
| 242 | Glenda J Dobbs | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 351.00 |
| 243 | Jeffery J Raymo | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 351.00 |
| 244 | Roland C Karl Estate | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 326.00 |
| 245 | Evelyn Bressler | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 309.00 |
| 246 | Brian A Russeau | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 305.74 |
| 247 | Robert Stotz Estate | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 290.85 |
| 248 | Marianne Brittain | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 278.00 |
| 249 | Charles Staelgraeve | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 276.00 |
| 250 | Merlyn L Simmons | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 260.00 |
| 251 | Paul E Thoma | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 250.18 |
| 252 | Ollie Carmack | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 236.78 |
| 253 | Mark Kubik | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 213.33 |
| 254 | Mildred Rieger | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 212.00 |
| 255 | Rollin D Monday | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 209.25 |
| 256 | James A Welch | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 208.91 |
| 257 | Ruth Eichstadt | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 207.00 |
| 258 | Fred Eichstadt | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 206.00 |
| 259 | John Turner | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 168.60 |
| 260 | Opal L Turner | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 168.60 |
| 261 | James Durocher | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 168.00 |
| 262 | Rene Moore | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 166.91 |
| 263 | Ray L Willey | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 165.00 |
| 264 | Barbara Needham | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 158.13 |
| 265 | Dianne Marcum | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 144.00 |
| 266 | Gary Nowitzke | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 144.00 |
| 267 | Marion Macfarlane Estate | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 143.00 |
| 268 | Susan Biela | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 142.00 |
| 269 | Thomas L Stratton | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 125.36 |
| 270 | Abel P Fix Rev Living Trust | Monroe, MI 48162 | $ 124.00 |
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