EWG Farm Subsidy Database
Subsidy Recipients 331 to 360 of 997 in zipcode 46706
| Rank | Name | Location | Subsidy Total 1995-2023 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 331 | Gertrude L Abbott | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 14,044.00 |
| 332 | Roy Sponhower | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 13,877.50 |
| 333 | Wilbur J Pfierman | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 13,869.79 |
| 334 | David L Gerig | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 13,748.00 |
| 335 | Phillip M Bultemeier | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 13,662.00 |
| 336 | Ruth Culler | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 13,490.55 |
| 337 | Brett Smith | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 13,276.00 |
| 338 | Berniece R Sipe | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 13,152.00 |
| 339 | Andy Fisher | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 13,015.72 |
| 340 | Jonathan Michael Anderson | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 12,993.00 |
| 341 | Kenneth Koeppe & Son | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 12,911.01 |
| 342 | Gregory S Paradise | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 12,714.00 |
| 343 | Donna Jean Ohning | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 12,561.09 |
| 344 | Paul Jackemeyer | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 12,454.24 |
| 345 | Linda Beaman | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 12,355.00 |
| 346 | Steve Nelson | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 12,266.26 |
| 347 | Wesley A Husselman | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 12,235.86 |
| 348 | Maurice Ordway | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 12,085.58 |
| 349 | Paul T Hoyer | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 12,072.00 |
| 350 | Lawrence P Kleber | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 12,008.26 |
| 351 | Mary L Feber | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 11,899.40 |
| 352 | Dora Houser | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 11,834.51 |
| 353 | Scott Seiler | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 11,774.00 |
| 354 | Timothy W Blevins | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 11,765.00 |
| 355 | Roland L Seiler | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 11,764.00 |
| 356 | Irene Rynearson | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 11,751.60 |
| 357 | Charles V Cole | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 11,700.70 |
| 358 | Mathew Steury | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 11,637.00 |
| 359 | Ralph E Seiler | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 11,568.00 |
| 360 | Maxine E Mason | Auburn, IN 46706 | $ 11,563.30 |
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