EWG Farm Subsidy Database
Subsidy Recipients 271 to 300 of 817 in zipcode 57274
| Rank | Name | Location | Subsidy Total 1995-2023 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 271 | Leon J Vander Linden | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 84,881.06 |
| 272 | John W Jeske | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 84,793.00 |
| 273 | Dale M Vincent Trust | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 83,895.86 |
| 274 | Kay Bar Dairy | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 82,919.61 |
| 275 | David Kuecker | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 81,952.76 |
| 276 | Jacob Johnson | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 81,047.17 |
| 277 | Darrel Waddle | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 80,772.31 |
| 278 | James Paszek | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 78,337.00 |
| 279 | Karlene Gollnick | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 77,606.00 |
| 280 | Jason Snell | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 77,403.35 |
| 281 | James L Stern | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 77,392.91 |
| 282 | Steve Aldrich Est | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 76,366.39 |
| 283 | Marlin Schmidt | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 74,376.00 |
| 284 | Pheasant Cove Inc | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 73,929.00 |
| 285 | Jackie Snaza | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 73,674.90 |
| 286 | James E Gusenius | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 73,379.22 |
| 287 | A J Trautner | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 72,748.12 |
| 288 | Tom L Barry | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 72,225.73 |
| 289 | Christopher L Hawkinson | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 71,766.49 |
| 290 | Elmer Dulitz | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 70,591.00 |
| 291 | Ronald Meester | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 70,175.00 |
| 292 | Barbara W James | Lily, SD 57274 | $ 69,894.00 |
| 293 | Paul W Dulitz Family Trust | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 69,744.00 |
| 294 | Dennis Lewandowski | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 69,683.17 |
| 295 | Dennis Snaza | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 69,317.44 |
| 296 | Alan J Kotzea | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 68,799.42 |
| 297 | Mary Ann Dodds | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 67,554.00 |
| 298 | Violet Tvinnereim | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 67,509.55 |
| 299 | Matthew J Hubers | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 67,392.45 |
| 300 | Dennis Mark Gaikowski | Webster, SD 57274 | $ 67,372.65 |
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