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December 03, 2025
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IRS provisions for excess fertility deductions on purchased farm, ranch land

IRS provisions for excess fertility deductions on purchased farm, ranch land

Farmers can deduct the residual fertility value on newly purchased or inherited land. A soil analysis and records of past treatments are needed to claim the deduction.

By Kevin Brooks●
December 03, 2025 at 10:10 am CST

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Registration for Indiana Ag Gathering ends Dec. 4

Registration for Indiana Ag Gathering ends Dec. 4


Farm & Food File: Three strikes and you’re out

Farm & Food File: Three strikes and you’re out


Over 600 farmers enrolled in PCM

Over 600 farmers enrolled in PCM


Bringing winter blooms to your home: How to grow and care for paperwhites

Bringing winter blooms to your home: How to grow and care for paperwhites


From the Fields: Jump start in the spring pays off in yields in fall

From the Fields: Jump start in the spring pays off in yields in fall


Agronomy Summits scheduled

Agronomy Summits scheduled


Modest increase in Midwest farmland values

Modest increase in Midwest farmland values


New Zinpro Sow Excellence Index launches new era in predictive sow health and performance

New Zinpro Sow Excellence Index launches new era in predictive sow health and performance


Harvest complete, work begins to market crops

Harvest complete, work begins to market crops


From the Fields: Harvest is a marathon, not a sprint

From the Fields: Harvest is a marathon, not a sprint


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Over 600 farmers enrolled in PCMScience

Over 600 farmers enrolled in PCM

By Tom C. Doran●
December 02, 2025 at 12:50 pm CST

Some say science is getting a raw deal

Some say science is getting a raw deal

Your guide to the Peoria Farm Show

Your guide to the Peoria Farm Show
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