R&e Family Farms L P
USDA subsidy information for R&e Family Farms L P
Addresses on file with USDA for R&e Family Farms L P
This recipient received $1,072,402 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 |
|---|---|---|
| R&e Family Farms L P | Johnson, KS 67855 | 2017-2023 |
| Other recipients at this address: | M & G Farms - $5,054,742 F & F Farms - $965,758 Floyd Cattle Co - $2,213,478 Generation 3 Inc - $1,775,961 Venture Land Inc - $2,193,618 C & C Farms LLC - $212,037 Classic Farms Inc - $259,359 Floyd Feedyard Inc - $190,768 Martie & Gary Floyd Ptr - $5,054,742 Floyd R D Etal - $965,758 Generation 3, Inc - $1,775,961 Venture Land Inc. - $2,193,618 Classic Farms Partnership - $132,293 Martie Floyd - $10,605 Clint Floyd Chad Floyd Time Line Dairy - $201,909 | |
| R E Family Farms L P | Johnson, KS 67855 | 2008-2016 |
| Other recipients at this address: | M & G Farms - $5,054,742 F & F Farms - $965,758 Floyd Cattle Co - $2,213,478 Generation 3 Inc - $1,775,961 Venture Land Inc - $2,193,618 C & C Farms LLC - $212,037 Classic Farms Inc - $259,359 Floyd Feedyard Inc - $190,768 Martie & Gary Floyd Ptr - $5,054,742 Floyd R D Etal - $965,758 Generation 3, Inc - $1,775,961 Venture Land Inc. - $2,193,618 Classic Farms Partnership - $132,293 Martie Floyd - $10,605 Clint Floyd Chad Floyd Time Line Dairy - $201,909 | |
| R E Family Farms L P | Johnson, KS 67855 | 2003-2007 |
| Other recipients at this address: | Jennifer Rios R D Floyd - $304,820 Evelyn Floyd - $119,498 Jason Rios | |
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