Emergency Livestock Relief Program

Emergency Livestock Relief Program dollars inside FY2025

Two tables meet. One table is CFDA 10.148 (Emergency Livestock Relief Program). The other is fiscal year 2025. $641,137,428.34 is the obligation aggregate for rows that carry both keys on the yearlyTrend table. The FY2025 cell is 99.8% of the program-wide $642,394,052.39 book on 223,382 awards. The remaining catalog dollars sit on other fiscal-year rows this page does not reprint. This page is that program–year join, not a herd census, a drought ranking, a named-producer roster, or a county forage map. The join does not prove that fiscal year 2025 caused Emergency Livestock Relief Program activity, only that USAspending coded the two keys together. FEC donation tables do not fund these USAspending obligations.

SpendingVault indexes the cell from USAspending.gov. The catalog title on the program side is EMERGENCY LIVESTOCK RELIEF PROGRAM. The year on the other side is federal fiscal year 2025. Neither label is a contractor, a place of performance, or an awarding-agency code — this packet publishes no awarding agency and no named recipients. Parent without the year: /programs/10.148/ (CFDA 10.148). Parent without the CFDA: /fiscal-years/2025/ (FY2025 federal spending). 223,196 FY2025 awards make this a thick disaster-assistance file, still not a count of livestock operations or animals. Outlays are not this field.

Emergency Livestock Relief Program as a catalog title beside FY2025

CFDA 10.148 is the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance identifier for Emergency Livestock Relief Program. The official title is EMERGENCY LIVESTOCK RELIEF PROGRAM. The program-wide obligation total in this extract is $642,394,052.39 across 223,382 awards. That figure is a program rollup, not a second headline for the FY2025 cell unless the two amounts match. Do not treat $642,394,052.39 as cash Treasury already sent. SpendingVault does not grade program performance. Do not fold CFDA 10.110 (livestock, honeybees, and farm-raised fish assistance) or CFDA 10.987 (2023–2024 flood and wildfire livestock relief) into this 10.148 cell. Mixing those other keys into $641,137,428.34 would invent a combined total the packet never computed.

Open CFDA 10.148 at /programs/10.148/ for the program hub. That page is not this join: it can include other fiscal years if the extract lists them, and it is still obligations rather than outlays. This ties page stays on CFDA 10.148 in FY2025 only. Campaign-finance filings do not fund these USAspending obligations. Unique recipients remain unpublished. Later bulk files can move both the dollars and the 223,196-award count without changing the join keys.

Questions

How much Emergency Livestock Relief Program funding was obligated in FY2025?

USAspending.gov records $641,137,428.34 in CFDA 10.148 obligations tagged to fiscal year 2025 across 223,196 awards. That cell is 99.8% of the program-wide $642,394,052.39 book, not an outlay. The pair is Emergency Livestock Relief Program plus FY2025.

Is 223,196 a census of producers or animals?

No. 223,196 is an FY2025 award-record count on a thick disaster-assistance file. The program-wide extract lists 223,382 awards. Recipients are unpublished. The count is not a count of livestock operations or animals. USAspending.gov remains the source for this pair.

Are FY2025 Emergency Livestock Relief Program dollars cash already sent?

No. $641,137,428.34 is an obligation aggregate. Outlays are unpublished. Payments from the Treasury can lag or differ. FEC donations do not fund this USAspending cell. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov. The program-wide book is $642,394,052.39 on 223,382 awards, a different rollup.

What internal links sit around CFDA 10.148 in FY2025?

/programs/10.148/ is the program parent. /fiscal-years/2025/ is the FY2025 parent. /programs/ lists programs. /ties/ lists other pairs. Prefer those tables after later ingests; this page quotes Emergency Livestock Relief Program × FY2025 at $641,137,428.34. Keep CFDA 10.148 in the citation alongside fiscal year 2025.