Barley Subsidies in West Virginia totaled $920,592 from 1995-2020‡.

Counties in West Virginia Receiving barley subsidies, 1995-2020‡

Rank County Barley Subsidies
1995-2020‡		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Jefferson County, West Virginia$470,10351.1%51.1%
2Berkeley County, West Virginia$237,36025.8%76.8%
3Hardy County, West Virginia$76,5318.3%85.2%
4Hampshire County, West Virginia$23,0122.5%87.7%
5Morgan County, West Virginia$21,4982.3%90.0%
6Mineral County, West Virginia$15,1181.6%91.6%
7Greenbrier County, West Virginia$13,7391.5%93.1%
8Ohio County, West Virginia$11,7911.3%94.4%
9Pendleton County, West Virginia$11,7561.3%95.7%
10Mason County, West Virginia$8,5990.9%96.6%
11Grant County, West Virginia$8,0580.9%97.5%
12Preston County, West Virginia$7,6410.8%98.3%
13Brooke County, West Virginia$4,2290.5%98.8%
14Monroe County, West Virginia$4,1520.5%99.2%
15Jackson County, West Virginia$2,3080.3%99.5%
16Marshall County, West Virginia$9880.1%99.6%
17Wood County, West Virginia$8280.1%99.7%
18Tucker County, West Virginia$7930.1%99.8%
19Hancock County, West Virginia$7780.1%99.9%
20Fayette County, West Virginia$4150.0%99.9%
21Harrison County, West Virginia$3070.0%99.9%
22Randolph County, West Virginia$2600.0%100.0%
23Pocahontas County, West Virginia$2190.0%100.0%
24Cabell County, West Virginia$1090.0%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

‡ Data for 2020 includes payments made by USDA through June 30, 2020 and does not include crop insurance premium subsidies.

 

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