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Farms are usually reported on a Sch F ... but you can (and should) review the entire return prior to filing.
depending on the type of income farming income either goes on form 4835 or schedule F not schedule C.
the concept of business basis doesn't really apply to a sole proprietorship since any and all of your personal assets are at risk (thus part of your basis). you are at risk to the extent the FMV of all your assets exceeds the value of all your liabilities.
If you had "assets" that were being depreciated and the business percentage varied from year to year, TurboTax does not really support reporting the sale of that "asset". You must MANUALLY calculate and enter things under the "Sale of Business Property" section.
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