Bearer plants are living assets which are grown for the purpose of producing agricultural products longer than an accounting period and are very unlikely to sell as agricultural products other than their residual value. These plants have biologic transformation characteristics such as growth, proliferation and drying. These features make specific recognition and valuation transactions of bearer plants more specific. The purpose of this study is to explain the principles of recognition of bearer plants within the scope of TAS 16-Tangible Fixed Assets Standard. For this purpose, a sample practice was carried out for the activities of an agricultural enterprise that engages in hazelnut production in Turkey in 2017, using the data obtained under legal permissions. Within the scope of this practice, accounting and valuation procedures were performed of bearer plants in the initial yield period according to TAS 16.