Steven L Hagena
USDA subsidy information for Steven L Hagena
Addresses on file with USDA for Steven L Hagena
This recipient received $662,953 in farm subsidies directly from USDA. Below we list the addresses of the recipient along with others at the same address. Note: Although the city, state and zipcode of records below may match, each address is unique.
| Recipient name | City, State | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Steven L Hagena | Davis, SD 57021 | 2015-2023 |
| Other recipients at this address: | Dennis Lee Ihnen - $759,676 David R Smit - $833,126 Brian Smit - $264,296 | |
| Steven Lee Hagena | Davis, SD 57021 | 2016-2018 |
| Other recipients at this address: | Dennis Lee Ihnen - $759,676 David R Smit - $833,126 Brian Smit - $264,296 | |
| Steven L Hagena | Lennox, SD 57039 | 2004-2013 |
| Other recipients at this address: | Stephen Plucker - $173,615 | |
| Steven L Hagena | Davis, SD 57021 | 2000-2003 |
| Other recipients at this address: | La Rohn R Hagena - $1,259,822 Lsj Cattle LLC - $1,090,225 La Rohn Hagena - $1,259,822 La Rohn Ray Hagena - $1,259,822 Larohn Hagena - $1,259,822 Jarrod Hagena - $664,144 Lsj Cattle - $143,323 | |
| Steve Hagena | Davis, SD 57021 | 1998-1999 |
| Other recipients at this address: | La Rohn R Hagena - $1,259,822 Lsj Cattle LLC - $1,090,225 La Rohn Hagena - $1,259,822 La Rohn Ray Hagena - $1,259,822 Larohn Hagena - $1,259,822 Jarrod Hagena - $664,144 Lsj Cattle - $143,323 | |
| Steven Hagena | Davis, SD 57021 | 1996-1998 |
| Other recipients at this address: | La Rohn R Hagena - $1,259,822 Lsj Cattle LLC - $1,090,225 La Rohn Hagena - $1,259,822 La Rohn Ray Hagena - $1,259,822 Larohn Hagena - $1,259,822 Jarrod Hagena - $664,144 Lsj Cattle - $143,323 | |
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