FERTILITY ASSET RECOVERY

What potential is
in your land?

Enter what you know about the property. See the nutrient value supported by the current state and crop model, then request a review of your land’s full supported potential.

START WITH YOUR PROPERTY

Your property details

State Historical crop or land use Owned acres acquired

Use owned agricultural acres from this purchase. Exclude leased and federal permit acres. Run separate purchases separately.

Acquisition date Total property purchase price ($)

Enter the total purchase price; commas are added as you type. This bounds the preliminary screen. Inherited or gifted property? Request a property review.

Years farmed before you acquired it

Use the property's farming history before your acquisition. The state model limits how many years it includes. If you do not know, request a property review and we can help establish the history.

Add fertilizer and water history, if you know it

Water use Historical fertilizer use Did the prior owner fertilize the land?

YOUR LAND'S PRELIMINARY POTENTIAL

Your property facts identify the starting potential. Agronomists then evaluate the actual soil and history, and our consulting CPA coordinates with your CPA on the amount and method of recovery.

Request My Property Review

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FROM POTENTIAL TO RECOVERY

The soil evidence builds the final number.

Confirm the nutrient value

Sampling, crop needs, fertilizer history and acquisition records help agronomists distinguish supportable residual nutrients from native fertility, later applications and overlapping products. The preliminary range can change substantially.

Document how value is used

Crops remove nutrients, and nutrient availability changes with use and soil conditions. The agronomic evidence supports the expected exhaustion of the acquired nutrient value. Our consulting CPA and your CPA evaluate the recoverable amount and appropriate tax treatment, including depreciation or other cost recovery where applicable.