Yes
Yes
That will vary from state to state.
Not unless it is involved in the interstate transport of commercial products. In most states vehicles registered and licensed for "farm use" are restricted in their usage, usually in the distance they may travel in relation to where the farm is located.
If the truck is being operated on a for-profit basis by a third party carrier, yes.
Unless you fall under the exemptions for farm trucks, emergency vehicles, military vehicles, or recreational vehicles, yes.
Laws on this vary by state. Inquire with your state's DMV.
over 10 trucks.
You need to hire a home inspector who will supply you with on when the inspection is completed.
If it has a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating of over 26,000 lbs., then yes, you do, unless it's a registered farm vehicle.
No. There is no Florida car inspection.
It doesn't need acar insurance anymore since it is just an inspection, nothing to worry about.
Typically, yes. If the truck is registered as a farm vehicle, operates only within a 150 mile radius of the farm, is not contracted out on a third party basis, and you're a direct employee of the farmer, then you could be exempt from needing a CDL.