Mason County has a long and rich history of progressive agricultural production in the Texas Hill Country. Primary commodities include: Beef Cattle, Wildlife Recreation and Hay Production. Over the past several year an increase in grape vineyard for wine production has taken shape. The majority of the County consists of brushy covered rolling hills with granite and limestone outcroppings which encompasses 596,400 acres. There is approximately 30,000 acres of improved pasture used for haying and grazing with an additional 5,000 acres of tillable land suitable for row crop … Continue reading Home