Initial fit check
Our target is to review the core property and acquisition facts within 2–5 business days after they are received.
24-STATE PRELIMINARY SCREENING FOOTPRINT
One standard.
Every state explained.
Each state page now shows the same information: current screening readiness, a realistic case timeframe, agricultural opportunity profiles worth a closer look, evidence needs, and the boundaries that keep the work accurate.
CURRENT SCREENING STATES
Preliminary screening is open
across all 24 states.
Every card uses the same readiness language and every link opens a complete state-specific page.
OregonSCREENING OPEN
Wheat, hay, potatoes, onions, hazelnuts, berries and nursery production.
View Oregon readiness →NevadaSCREENING OPEN
Alfalfa, other hay, silage corn and cattle operations.
View Nevada readiness →IdahoSCREENING OPEN
Potatoes, wheat, barley, alfalfa, sugarbeets and dairy forage.
View Idaho readiness →CaliforniaSCREENING OPEN
Almonds, grapes, pistachios, walnuts, vegetables, rice and alfalfa.
View California readiness →TexasSCREENING OPEN
Cotton, corn, wheat, sorghum, hay and cattle operations.
View Texas readiness →ArizonaSCREENING OPEN
Lettuce, alfalfa, cotton, wheat and other irrigated crops.
View Arizona readiness →MissouriSCREENING OPEN
Soybeans, corn, hay, rice, cotton and cattle operations.
View Missouri readiness →North DakotaSCREENING OPEN
Spring wheat, soybeans, corn, canola, durum and dry beans.
View North Dakota readiness →South DakotaSCREENING OPEN
Corn, soybeans, wheat, hay and cattle operations.
View South Dakota readiness →WyomingSCREENING OPEN
Alfalfa, other hay, barley, sugarbeets and cattle operations.
View Wyoming readiness →MontanaSCREENING OPEN
Wheat, barley, hay, lentils, chickpeas and cattle operations.
View Montana readiness →NebraskaSCREENING OPEN
Corn, soybeans, wheat, hay and cattle operations.
View Nebraska readiness →IowaSCREENING OPEN
Corn, soybeans, hay and livestock operations.
View Iowa readiness →KansasSCREENING OPEN
Wheat, corn, sorghum, soybeans, hay and cattle operations.
View Kansas readiness →IllinoisSCREENING OPEN
Corn, soybeans, wheat and hay.
View Illinois readiness →WashingtonSCREENING OPEN
Wheat, hay and forage, vegetables, potatoes and apples.
View Washington readiness →ColoradoSCREENING OPEN
Wheat, hay and forage, corn, cattle operations and irrigated specialty crops.
View Colorado readiness →MinnesotaSCREENING OPEN
Corn, soybeans, hay and forage, wheat, sugarbeets and potatoes.
View Minnesota readiness →WisconsinSCREENING OPEN
Corn, soybeans, hay and forage, dairy operations, potatoes and cranberries.
View Wisconsin readiness →MichiganSCREENING OPEN
Soybeans, corn, hay and forage, wheat, dry beans, fruit and specialty crops.
View Michigan readiness →IndianaSCREENING OPEN
Soybeans, corn, hay and forage, wheat and livestock operations.
View Indiana readiness →OhioSCREENING OPEN
Soybeans, corn, hay and forage, wheat and livestock operations.
View Ohio readiness →OklahomaSCREENING OPEN
Hay and forage, wheat, soybeans, cotton, sorghum and cattle operations.
View Oklahoma readiness →MarylandSCREENING OPEN
Soybeans, corn, wheat, forage, poultry operations and vegetables.
View Maryland readiness →THE SAME STANDARD IN EVERY STATE
Availability means we can start.
It does not promise the result.
Evidence track
The fuller process commonly takes 4–8 weeks after engagement and depends on records, sampling, lab work, and professional availability.
Professional decisions
Parcel-specific agronomy and the client’s qualified tax professional control the final evidence and filing position.
NOT SURE WHERE TO BEGIN?
Start with the property.
Tell us the state, approximate acquired acres, acquisition timing, historic agricultural use, and what records may exist. We will help identify the sensible next step.
Request a property review
Preliminary screening is open in all 24 states shown above.
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