USDA subsidy information for Wilson Sylvester Huff Living Trus
Addresses on file with USDA for Wilson Sylvester Huff Living Trus
This recipient received $1,520,234 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 |
|---|
| Wilson Sylvester Huff Living Trus | Holly, CO 81047 | 2015-2018 |
| Other recipients at this address: | Tommy Vandeusen Revocable Trust - $566,777
Bertha And Michael Linnebur Retai - $75,244
Earl L New Irrev Trust Fbo Gail H - $2,493
Tommy Vandeusen - $193,316
Tommy Vandeusen Est - $193,316
Clarence J Weber - $81,408
John Richert Jr - $14,603
Albert Borg Revocable Trust - $225,252
Tru For Albert Borg - $225,252
E J Rowe Trust No 3 - $22,162
Tru For Ella R Lewis No Three - $22,162
Tru For Ella R Lewis No. Three - $22,162
W Huser Trust - $11,878
Lela S Butler Revocable Trust - $10,263
E J Rowe Revocable Trust No 2 - $7,379
Tru For E J Rowe No 2 - $7,379
John Richert Jr Living Trust - $16,253
John Richert Jr. Living Trust - $16,253
Gary Liesen - $127,903
Michael & Bertha Linnebur Retaine - $75,244
Kristjan Kahler Laumets Tr Share - $34,551
Earl L New Irrev Trust Fbo Doris, - $2,655
Earl L New Irrev Trust Fbo Steve - $2,657
Earl L New Irrev Trust Fbo Frank - $2,650
Earl L New Irrev Trust Fbo Larry - $2,410
Earl L New Irrev Trust Fbo Neva W - $2,170
Earl L New Irrev Trust Fbo Vicky - $2,650
|
| Wilson Sylvester Huff Living Trus | Pritchett, CO 81064 | 2014-2014 |
| Other recipients at this address: | Wilson S Huff - $88,612
Travis Holcomb - $364,330
Travis Huff - $364,330
|
| Wilson S Huff Living Trust | Pritchett, CO 81064 | 1996-2013 |
| Other recipients at this address: | Wilson S Huff - $88,612
Travis Holcomb - $364,330
Travis Huff - $364,330
|
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