Oneill Cattle Company
USDA subsidy information for Oneill Cattle Company
Addresses on file with USDA for Oneill Cattle Company
This recipient received $2,458,496 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 |
|---|---|---|
| Oneill Cattle Company | Columbus, NE 68602 | 2005-2023 |
| Other recipients at this address: | Dowd Grain Co Inc - $83,310 Dowd Grain LLC-o'neill Ne &wh& - $83,310 Dowd Oil Co Inc - $1,179,466 Duane Joseph Dowd - $836,830 Constance Eileen Dowd-molvig - $1,120,408 Lawrence William Dowd - $1,036,036 Deanna Marie Dowd - $1,023,597 Colleen Marian Hall - $1,032,284 Michael Leo Dowd - $911,741 Noreen Ann Shaughnessy - $1,032,109 Terrence P Shaughnessy Terrence Patrick Shaughnessy Thomas S Hall Thomas Stuart Hall Oneill Farms Inc Mary Ellen Dowd - $1,993 Aaron Dowd Kelley Curley Duane J Dowd - $836,830 Constance E Dowd Molvig - $1,120,408 Lawrence W Dowd - $1,036,036 Lawrence Wiliiam Dowd - $1,036,036 Mark E Dowd Deanna M Dowd - $1,023,597 Leo J Dowd - $462,192 Bridget Shaughnessy Eileen P Dowd Trust - $243,316 Conor Dowd Hall Conor Hall Patrick Marshall Hall Maura Eileen Hall Colleen M Dowd-hall - $1,032,284 Colleen M Hall - $1,032,284 Michael L Dowd - $911,741 Noreen A Dowd-shaughnessy - $1,032,109 Noreen A Shaughnessy - $1,032,109 Liam P Hall Maura E Hall Gregory M Curley Gregory M Curley Jr Katherine Elizabeth Dowd Mary Margaret Dowd Daniel Curley Daniel D Curley Timothy Dowd Timothy J Dowd Nora Schlattmann Nora T Schlattmann Nora Taylor Schlattmann | |
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