The Cranberry Bog Renovation Tax Credit Program supports Massachusetts growers in scientifically renovating bogs to boost yield, energy efficiency, and water management, funded by the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources.
Funder: Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources
Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (Application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: 25% of eligible renovation costs, up to $100,000 per applicant per year (max $400,000 in costs)
Summary: Refundable tax credit for Massachusetts cranberry growers renovating or restoring bogs to improve yield, energy, and water efficiency.
Key Information: Program is anticipated to continue annually; eligibility and documentation requirements are strict.
The Cranberry Bog Renovation Tax Credit Program provides financial relief to Massachusetts cranberry growers undertaking costly renovations or restorations of existing or out-of-service bogs. Administered by the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR), the program aims to boost cranberry yield, reduce energy costs, and improve water management, thus supporting both the local agricultural economy and environmental sustainability. The initiative offers a refundable state tax credit to offset a portion of qualified renovation expenses.