LandComply tracks every qualifying agricultural use type recognized under Texas Tax Code §23.51 — from livestock grazing to beekeeping. Log activities, track compliance, and file with your CAD.
Each agricultural use type has specific intensity standards set by your county appraisal district. LandComply tracks your activities against those standards so you always know where you stand.
Cattle, goats, sheep, horses — track stocking rates, animal unit calculations, and herd management activities. The most common qualifying use in Texas.
Livestock compliance guide →Row crops, grain sorghum, cotton, corn, wheat, vegetables — document planting, cultivation, harvest, and sales records for your annual filing.
Crop production guide →Coastal bermuda, native hay, alfalfa — track cutting schedules, bale counts, and sale/use documentation that CADs require for hay operations.
Hay production guide →Minimum 6 hives on 5-20 acres in most counties. Track hive inspections, honey production, colony health, and management activities.
Beekeeping guide →Axis deer, nilgai, blackbuck, emus, ostriches — specialized stocking rate calculations and animal unit equivalents for non-traditional livestock.
Exotic livestock guide →Fish farming, crawfish production, shrimp — document stocking rates, harvest records, and qualifying production activities.
Aquaculture guide →Fruit trees, pecans, grapes, citrus — track orchard management, pruning, irrigation, harvest records, and production volumes.
Orchard & vineyard guide →Many Texas properties operate multiple qualifying uses on a single tract. LandComply tracks all activities across use types in a single dashboard.
Find your county requirements →Every county appraisal district sets its own intensity standards — the minimum level of agricultural activity required to qualify for a 1-D-1 special appraisal. For livestock, this is typically expressed as a stocking rate (e.g., 1 animal unit per 5-10 acres). For crops, it may be a minimum cultivated acreage. For hay, you need proof of production and sale or use.
LandComply lets you set your county's specific intensity standard, then tracks your logged activities against that standard throughout the year. Your compliance dashboard shows you exactly where you stand — green means you're meeting the standard, yellow means you're close to the minimum, and red means you need to take action before filing season.
When it's time to file, LandComply auto-generates Form 50-129 (Application for 1-d-1 Open-Space Land Appraisal) from your logged activities. No more handwriting paper forms from memory in January.
Plans from $5.95/month for activity logging, GPS photos, compliance scoring, and auto-generated reports.
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