I can't believe it, all these wise guys on here and no one suggested Maryjuanna!
On a serious note, take a drive some Sunday afternoon and see what others in the area are doing. Also scope out what the city folks in Atlanta need. That is where the $$ are, selling stuff to the city people.
Lots of horses around? grow horse hay. Hire neighbors with baler or put it up on shares. Of course for horses it would need to be in small square bales.
Dont put a lot into equipment. Maintenance will eat your lunch.
I have 75 acres tillable here. Share crop it 1/3 - 2/3, I get 1/3 and dont lift a finger. I netted around $12,000 this year, of course yields were excellent and prices good. Corn, wheat and double crop soybeans. I dont expect that every year.
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