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Agriculture & Food Assistance Spending
Verified Data • Sourced from USAspending.gov API (August 2026)
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), crop insurance, farm subsidies, rural development, and agricultural research.
Key Financial Summary • FY2026
Agriculture & Food Assistance Outlays at a Glance
Verified Data • Sourced from USAspending.gov API (August 2026)
Total Outlays
$165.00 Billion
Total reported federal spending
Share of Budget
2.4%
Relative allocation percentage
Daily Outlay Rate
$452.05 Million
Estimated outlay per day
Hourly Rate
$18.84 Million
Estimated / hour
Minute Rate
$314 Thousand
Estimated / min
Per Second Rate
$5 Thousand
Estimated / sec
Fiscal Year
FY 2026
Outlays of total $6.75T
Verified Subcategory Breakdown (Donut View — FY2026)
Agriculture & Food Assistance FY2026$165.00 Billion
SNAP & Supplemental Nutrition Grants
$112.50 Billion
68.2%
Crop Insurance & Risk Management
$18.50 Billion
11.2%
Farm Services & Commodity Support
$16.00 Billion
9.7%
Forest Service & Conservation Reserves
$12.80 Billion
7.8%
Agricultural Research Services
$5.20 Billion
3.1%
Subcategory Breakdown Table (FY2026)
| Subcategory Component | Outlays | Share of Category | Fiscal Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| SNAP & Supplemental Nutrition Grants | $112.50 Billion | 68.2% | FY2026 |
| Crop Insurance & Risk Management | $18.50 Billion | 11.2% | FY2026 |
| Farm Services & Commodity Support | $16.00 Billion | 9.7% | FY2026 |
| Forest Service & Conservation Reserves | $12.80 Billion | 7.8% | FY2026 |
| Agricultural Research Services | $5.20 Billion | 3.1% | FY2026 |
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Source: USAspending.govFiscal Year: FY2026Data Type: Federal OutlaysLast Updated: August 2026Classification Type: OFFICIAL
All monetary figures represent verified U.S. federal government budget outlays. Time-based rates (daily, hourly, minute, second) are mathematical rates derived directly from total annual outlays.