Tim Taschner

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Farm4Profit Podcast · R&D Tax Credits for Farmers and Ranchers · 24 Feb 2026 podcast

But the labor that goes into setting up the planter to do that is what's applicable.

Now, we're talking about typically you get about $0.10 of the dollar back.

So if this is something where it's like I paid a guy $5,000 to do it, maybe it's $500.

But every dollar counts.

We'd certainly look at it.

Yeah, not to throw some tax code at you guys from two months ago, but 167 is your expense that you're deducting a wage, and then the 41 credit is an additional credit on top of that.

So,

So the labor, again, if this is something where it's going to have a useful life for more than 12 months, we're really looking purely at the labor for something like that.

I generally would tell you with the agriculture industry.

So it's interesting.

The R&D credit, if you're an architect or an engineer, it's going to be all wage-driven for what drives the credit.

In ag, it's all material-driven primarily, and the materials being seed, chemical, fert, vaccines, feed, things like that.

Splits.

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, why are you doing cover crops in the first place?

From a soil health perspective, you're trying to help next year's yield.

And honestly, some guys, you play around with the wrong rye, with the wrong soil conditions, and guys say it negatively impacts them, right?

It's not something that they know it's going to be beneficial.

So yeah, cover crops absolutely play a role in this.

Good question.

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