I would get rid of any fast growing vegetation though to decrease the maintenance.

Provide spices and basic meal-prep items, like vegetable oil so people don't have to go out and buy things to make pancakes in the morning. 

I do not know about Texas or the particular piece of land you are considering to purchase but out here in California where I live land usually comes along with all kinds of vegetative growth which my law, ordinance, or regulations much be maintained in order to avoid any potential fire hazard.

It would be a good location for a fruit and vegetable stand!

I like the idea of providing foods to a market of people, plus possibly connecting with local farmers to provide fresh vegetables and fruits. 

If you have fresh fruit and vegetables and wheat grass, etc.

I also saw a desire for HOA protection from extremes like junky cars up on blocks in the front yard, but much looser restrictions overall so that people could do what they wanted without a lot of interference, such as chicken coops, 4H projects, vegetable gardens, barndominiums, etc.

I hope you were able to find Joe and return his vegetable drawer.

Interior is beautiful, and yep I've had to clear out vegetation, SUCKS!

All the vegetation is gone and now the mega mud slides follow like clock work.