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However, not all valuation reports are ready for game-day action. Learn how Advanced Agrilytics methodology creates data-driven, net value soil reports that score big in terms of tax standards related to IRS Section 180 deductions.

Every acre of farmland purchased or inherited in the last 10 years may qualify for a significant tax deduction under Section 180—but only if the valuation is accurate, defensible, and compliant with IRS guidance. Join Advanced Agrilytics for a deep dive into Residual Fertility Valuation, how nutrient baselines are established, and why the right methodology matters. You’ll learn what elements the IRS expects, how valuations are priced, and how to avoid common reporting gaps that put deductions at risk.

Plus, learn more about the March Madness “Nothin’ But Net [Soil Value]” promotion for new landowners.

Whether you’re actively acquiring farmland, have inherited ground in recent years, or work as a CPA, ag lender, or commercial realtor, this webinar will walk you through what you need to know and how to take action, with confidence and the right support.

Duration: 45 minutes (30 minutes of content + Q&A)
Original Date: March 20, 2026, 10:00 am

What You'll Learn

  • The IRS codes behind residual fertility deductions, and why Section 180 is just the start
  • How to establish “critical levels” and calculate true excess fertility for your land
  • Why generic soil averages don’t pass IRS standards, and what makes a valuation defensible
  • How Advanced Agrilytics’ Residual Fertility Valuation Report transforms soil data into a financial asset
  • What kind of documentation your CPA needs to support an IRS filing with confidence

Who Should Attend?

  • Farmland owners who have recently purchased or inherited property
  • Growers looking to maximize return on their land investments
  • Land investors interested in the tax advantages tied to residual fertility
  • Ag professionals seeking to better understand Section 180 opportunities for clients
  • Anyone considering a tax deduction strategy tied to soil fertility

Meet the Presenter(s)

Rick Riegner

Rick Riegner

Executive Vice President