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Good advice.

There's a very interesting site called fuelly that has real world mpg on almost every vehicle. Check this link out: 2001 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD MPG - Actual MPG from 90 2001 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD owners It says average 13.0mpg but some are averaging in the 7s and 8s. I'm guessing...

That would depend on whether you mind cracks or not. Lol

Battery could be dead even if you replaced it last year. First charge it up and then report back.

I believe they're the same in everything but name.

Maybe they float? Lol I need to see this

This will largely depend on your building plans. Each wood has different load capacities.

If the corn is at your knees by the 4th of July, you'll have a good crop.

Pressure wash, bleach any mold with a low pressure sprayer, then scrub with a broom, pressure wash again, let it dry, prime, paint... time consuming but gets the job done

Half of 5280

Practice makes perfect. Angle on the top link is important. Play around with that until you're getting the bite you need without going too deep

Once the temps stop frosting over at night. Just guessing, I'm not in GA.

Until it's dry. :ROFLMAO: Depends on how dry you need it to be. How important is it that it dry. I'm thinking put a small space heater near the area to help dry it out

Depends on the power lines. How far do you need to haul?

Drill it out. Problem solved.

Raised might make it easier to feed, grab chickens, etc. The only thing I know is it will be a putrid smelling mess so put it away from the house.

How about "stand out at the farm" because I know a lot of smaller farms will sell some of their excess crop to the public when available. Sometimes retired farmers keep a small food plot going each year and sell veggies. That's my idea of a farmer's market.

Yeah that's a given if you're actually a farmer. There's no way to get boxed solutions to everything. Farmers have always been the most ingenious and quick thinking people despite what city slickers might think of us. But when the snow falls hard or there's a natural disaster or an accident...

Hey that sounds like a good way to spend some money. Don't tell me the government has half a brain after all.

Lots of possibilities here if you want to post some pictures and more information I'm sure we could get specific. Generally speaking a drainage ditch is your first and maybe most logical solution and that means to me the possibility of a lot of grading and the ditch could be more of a channel...