/diy/ - Do It Yourself

can any experienced farmers help?
So i wanted to start gardening, but im not sure what i can grow given the soil. i want to grow things that will take in the ground without me having to go buy special soil/mulch and build a gardening box
the ground is pretty much clay, floods so much during rain its almost like a rice paddy and cracks in the dry months. My neighbors up the ways have corn fields but i dont know how they grow so much and without a circle irrigation setup
i live in central texas near austin btw.

>>840806
I'm impressed.
Any recipes you could recommend? I was planning on trying this next

>>612941
Wanted to try this but never got around to it.

Hey, /diy/, I gots me a couple of questions. If some of these are dumb, I assure you that I am not a troll, just stupid.
1. Is this infographic at all accurate? What quality of wine would I end up with a setup like this? What would the proof be?
2. Could the wine be aged longer? What would be the upper limit? What would happen past that point?
Thank you for taking the time to answer my (possibly retarded) questions about brewing, noble /diy/nosaurs.

>>448369
Try this

>>416490
8/?

>>336143