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Caldwell County: Residents received $8.14 million per capita from Income Maintenance transfers in 2022

In 2022, Income Maintenance transfers made up 2% of income in Caldwell County, providing an average of $911 per capita to residents.

By NE Kansas City News | Mar 22, 2025

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Caldwell County residents received $12,181 per capita in government transfers in 2022, ranking 73rd in Missouri

In 2022, residents of Caldwell County received an average of $12,181 per capita in government transfer payments—ranking it 44th lowest in Missouri.

By NE Kansas City News | Mar 17, 2025

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Clinton County: Income Maintenance dependency reached 1.6% in 2022

By NE Kansas City News | Mar 17, 2025

In 2022, Income Maintenance transfers made up 1.6% of income in Clinton County, providing an average of $786 per capita to residents.

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Ray County: Income Maintenance made up 1.7% of total income in 2022

By NE Kansas City News | Mar 11, 2025

In 2022, Income Maintenance transfers made up 1.7% of income in Ray County, providing an average of $813 per capita to residents.

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Lafayette County ranks 36th highest in Missouri for per capita government transfer income at $14,094 in 2022

By NE Kansas City News | Mar 10, 2025

In 2022, residents of Lafayette County received an average of $14,094 per capita in government transfer payments—ranking it 36th highest in Missouri.

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Lafayette County: Income Maintenance transfers accounted for 1.8% of income in 2022

By NE Kansas City News | Mar 1, 2025

In 2022, Income Maintenance transfers made up 1.8% of income in Lafayette County, providing an average of $908 per capita to residents.

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Farm subsidies plummet in 2021 across cities in Caldwell County

By NE Kansas City News | Mar 1, 2024

Farms throughout cities in Caldwell County received $8 million less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.

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Amount of taxpayer-funded subsidies plummet in cities associated with Clinton County in 2021

By NE Kansas City News | Feb 29, 2024

Farms throughout cities in Clinton County received $4.9 million less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.

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How much in taxpayer-funded subsidies did farmers in Clinton County receive in 2021?

By NE Kansas City News | Feb 28, 2024

Farms in Clinton County received $5,741,862 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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The state of taxpayer-funded farm subsidies in cities associated with Lafayette County in 2021

By NE Kansas City News | Feb 28, 2024

Farms throughout cities in Lafayette County received $12.9 million less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.

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Taxpayer-funded subsidies offered to Ray County farmers in 2021 reached $7,345,202

By NE Kansas City News | Feb 27, 2024

Farms in Ray County received $7,345,202 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Did farm subsidies in cities associated with Ray County rise or fall in 2021?

By NE Kansas City News | Feb 27, 2024

Farms throughout cities in Ray County received $7.8 million less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.

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How much did farmers in Caldwell County receive in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021?

By NE Kansas City News | Feb 26, 2024

Farms in Caldwell County received $6,127,492 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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4,718 Clay County farmers received agricultural subsidies in 2021

By NE Kansas City News | Feb 25, 2024

Farms in Clay County received $11,418,597 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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How much in taxpayer-funded subsidies did farmers in DeKalb County receive in 2021?

By NE Kansas City News | Feb 24, 2024

Farms in DeKalb County received $7,425,651 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Taxpayer-funded subsidies offered to Lafayette County farmers in 2021 reached $9,954,156

By NE Kansas City News | Feb 23, 2024

Farms in Lafayette County received $9,954,156 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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How much did farmers in Buchanan County receive in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021?

By NE Kansas City News | Feb 22, 2024

Farms in Buchanan County received $7,345,360 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Newton Apple Tree Showcases Landscape Services’ Stewardship

By NE Kansas City News Reports | Mar 23, 2023

Nebraska U is one of 14 United States locations to have a Flower of Kent tree, which is believed to be the direct descendant of the famous apple tree that inspired Sir Isaac Newton’s theory of gravity.

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Missouri U.S. Rep Emanuel Cleaver: "The Republican Study Committeewhich includes a majority of House Republicanswants to cut Medicare by..."

By NE Kansas City News | Mar 7, 2023

Emanuel Cleaver has 50,251 Twitter followers as of March 6.

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Missouri U.S. Rep Emanuel Cleaver: "Last year, @POTUS and @HouseDemocrats passed the Inflation Reduction Act to strengthen the ACA and..."

By NE Kansas City News | Mar 7, 2023

Emanuel Cleaver has 50,251 Twitter followers as of March 6.