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Mark A Geiger

The Farm Service Agency recorded $448.7 thousand paid to Mark A Geiger of Shattuc, IL in 2011 to 2025, across 170 payments under 11 programs.

American Factbook Research

What the record holds

$448.7 thousand
Paid
$448,705
Net of any repayment. This payee has none on record.
170
Payments
One row of USDA’s file is one disbursement, not one year and not one program.
11
Programs
Named in the file itself, so this is what the money was for as USDA records it.
2
County offices
The offices that administered the payments, which is not where any land is.

The mailing address USDA holds for payment is 28426 Brink Rd, Shattuc, IL 62231-8104. It is where a cheque goes, not where a farm is: a payee can be addressed to an accountant in another state.

What the payments were for

Farm program payments to Mark A Geiger by program, 2011 to 2025
ProgramPaidPayments
Agricultural Risk Coverage Program - County$117,24976
Tmp/Mfp 2019 Non Specialty Crops$82,3993
Market Facilitation Program - Crops$69,0201
Emergency Commodity Assistance Program$48,1402
CFAPCCA2$42,4181
CFAP3 - TUP$27,3761
Price Loss Coverage Program$19,36135
CRP Payment - Annual Rental$14,80339
CFAPCCCCA$13,5062
CFAPCARES$12,2852
CRP Payment - Annual Rental$2,1488

By year

Farm program payments to Mark A Geiger by calendar year
YearPaidPayments
2025$74,60523
2024$1,0642
2023$1,0642
2022$1,0072
2021$31,51917
2020$109,86535
2019$132,2699
2018$14,37720
2017$35,89820
2016$40,97420
2015$1,3054
2014$1,3054
2013$1,3054
2012$1,0744
2011$1,0744

The calendar year USDA disbursed the money, which is frequently not the year of the program it was paid under. The site holds the years listed here and no others.

Which offices paid

The FSA offices that paid Mark A Geiger
CountyStatePaidPayments
ClintonIllinois$367,541108
MarionIllinois$81,16462

Nearby on this site

A payee's neighbours here are the other recipients paid through the same state's offices, not the farms next door: FSA publishes no location, only the address it pays.

The largest recipients Illinois's offices paid in 2025, which is one year rather than the years above.

Sources

Data retrieved