Not necessarily.
We would be classified as a "small farm" and have paid seasonal labor $15 an hr for the past 3 years, $13 before that. No way possible to pay unskilled labor $20 and hr. and still make a profit. Every year it's increasingly difficult to find workers, much less reliable ones. We hear the same story from all the producers. Anybody that wants a full time job, has one. The workforce that's left has all sorts of reasons for not working, I suspect just not wanting to and being able to live off of someone in the family who does work.
We hire no illegals, and have never gotten a government subsidy of any kind. The Chinese tariff on our product was 22% which has been raised to 47%. Probably a third to a half of our crop has gone to China the past few years. We await to see if that kills their market. If it does, I doubt the American consumer can/will take up the slack. If a glut develops and prices fall below production cost then it'll be a "lost" year.
That said....I support what the President is doing. Something had to be done about the trade imbalance and unfair practices.
Whether or not you receive a direct subsidy as farmer, you indirectly benefit from food stamps.