See IF your soil qualifies for
$750-$2,000 per acre in deductions

Your land could earn more — BirdDog shows you how.
We help landowners uncover income opportunities, from tax deductions to conservation projects.

Start with a free Section 180 estimate.

Just like a barn or fence can be cost-segregated and written off, the residual fertility in your soil may also qualify for depreciation.
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If you purchased land in agricultural use within the past 10 years, Section 180 may allow you to write off the measurable nutrient value already in the soil — including nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.

BirdDog handles the process end-to-end — documenting eligibility, evaluating soil fertility, and producing CPA-ready reports — making soil fertility deductions as straightforward as cost-segregating a physical improvement.

• Verified soil fertility testing

• Science-backed soil valuations
  

• CPA-ready reports