Department of Agriculture
Total Obligations
$625.79B
Total Awards
4.8M
Top-25 Recipients
0
The Department of Agriculture has $625,785,728,148.66 in USAspending.gov obligations through fiscal year 2026. The same extract lists 4,788,404 awards under awarding-agency CGAC 012—one of the highest row counts in this packet range. USDA’s public profile is farm and nutrition programs; this page only reports what the award file tagged to code 012. The tables are obligation ledgers, not crop-yield reports. The source row stores 625785728148.66, whose billion-scale compact is 625.8.
Key figures
- USDA (CGAC 012) shows $625,785,728,148.66 in USAspending obligations through FY 2026.
- Award volume is 4,788,404 records—a high-count assistance profile.
- The total is an award-file obligation sum, not a farm-count or CCC outlay.
- State tables follow place-of-performance coding on those awards.
High award volume under a $626 billion book
The precise total is $625,785,728,148.66 across 4,788,404 awards. The implied mean is about $131,000 per award, far below agencies whose books are dominated by a few giant contracts. Nutrition assistance, conservation, rural development, and commodity programs can each generate many rows. This packet does not split the 4,788,404 count by program, so the mean is a blended figure, not a typical farm payment.
Fiscal year 2026 is the latest year. New crop-year actions posted after this extract will move both the dollar total and the award count. USAspending.gov is the source.
That mix is the research takeaway from the two packet facts together. 4,788,404 records against $625,785,728,148.66 describe high-volume assistance, not a few giant primes. A later extract can change both the dollar total and the award count as crop-year and disaster actions continue to post inside FY 2026.
CGAC 012 and the USDA hub
SpendingVault keys USDA to /agencies/012/. CGAC 012 is the awarding-agency identifier, not a farm-bill title number. Sub-agencies may appear on individual records while still rolling into $625,785,728,148.66. The 4,788,404 figure counts award records, not farms, acres, or households.
Full analysis: Department of Agriculture federal obligations →
Questions
- How much has USDA obligated on USAspending through FY 2026?
- The Department of Agriculture total in this extract is $625,785,728,148.66 across 4,788,404 awards tagged to CGAC 012. That sum is an obligation figure from USAspending.gov, not a Commodity Credit Corporation outlay series and not a count of farms.
- Why does Agriculture show millions of awards?
- The 4,788,404 count is the number of award records under awarding-agency 012, including grants, loans, and other actions present in the file. High transaction volume is consistent with dispersed assistance. Dollar volume on those rows is $625,785,728,148.66 through FY 2026.
- What is CGAC 012?
- CGAC 012 is the USAspending awarding-agency code for the Department of Agriculture. SpendingVault’s USDA hub uses that code. The $625,785,728,148.66 obligation total and 4,788,404 award count roll up rows carrying 012 through fiscal year 2026.
- Can I see USDA federal spending by state?
- Yes. The state table from the CGAC 012 agency page uses place-of-performance fields on the same obligation extract. Geography rows still roll toward $625,785,728,148.66 and 4,788,404 awards through FY 2026.
Agency codes are USAspending awarding-agency CGAC identifiers. Totals are obligations, FY range on packet.
Agency × state ties
- Department of Agriculture obligations in Alaska At-Large District (AK-00)
- Department of Agriculture obligations in California 1st District (CA-01)
- Department of Agriculture obligations in Colorado 2nd District (CO-02)
- USDA obligations in Delaware At-Large District (DE-00)
- Department of Agriculture federal obligations in Iowa 3rd District (IA-03)
- Department of Agriculture obligations in Iowa 4th District (IA-04)
- Department of Agriculture obligations in Idaho 1st District (ID-01)
- Department of Agriculture in Idaho 2nd District (ID-02)
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