Making Sense of Section 180 and Carbon Credits
Revisiting Section 180 Section 180 of the IRS tax code allows landowners to deduct the value of residual soil fertility as a depreciable asset after purchasing farmland. While the rule
In the palm of your hands, the E4 Vision App is the perfect resource to help ensure you always have access to the latest data about your operation. If you need to coordinate with other parties, such as contractors, you can email out reports and data so they can stay informed as well.
Revisiting Section 180 Section 180 of the IRS tax code allows landowners to deduct the value of residual soil fertility as a depreciable asset after purchasing farmland. While the rule
Greg Reisz and Ryan Reimers from E4 Crop Intelligence recently attended the 35th Integrated Crop Management (ICM) Conference in Altoona, Iowa, on December 11-12. Hosted by Iowa State University Extension
Since our establishment in 1999, E4 has strived and succeeded to be one of the region’s leading agronomy services providers, bringing our customers the expertise they need for a successful farming operation. 2024 marks our 25th anniversary, and as the years continue, so does our commitment to the agricultural innovation you’ve come to expect from E4 Crop Intelligence.
We aren't afraid of a little dirt. Our approach as an independent and unbiased crop consulting services, from soil sampling to yield analytics, means that we make regular field visits to address problems, spot trends, and bring you results.
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By combining plant and soil testing services, we track the transition of nutrients from the ground to the plant, letting farmers see what’s working and what’s not.
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