April 30th is the last day you may file your Application for 1-d-1 Agricultural Appraisal. Those who file late will be subject to a 10% penalty. No applications will be accepted after the appraisal roll for the county is certified (usually mid- to late-July).
Special Use Appraisals: Agriculture
Is this an exemption? What do I need to do to qualify? What if I live on the land and wish to receive a homestead exemption on my house? What happens if I choose not to use my land for ag anymore? Find the answers to these and many more questions here.

How Do I Qualify?
If you own land that is used for agricultural purposes, you might be eligible for an agricultural special use appraisal. An Application for 1-d-1 Agriculture Appraisal will need to be filled out, signed, and filed in our office.
What constitutes ag use for my land?
KEEP IN MIND:
READ YOUR MAIL!
We make every effort to communicate with those who have not sent their forms back. It can get costly to lose your special use appraisal, so it's important not to ignore any mail from our office. We don't send junk mail and we won't spam you.











* irrigated cropland
* dry cropland
* improved pastureland
* native pastureland
* orchard
* wasteland
* wildlife management
* other categories typical for the area













Property owners who are building history should select 'No' to Question #2.

