Loosely defined as the area south of San Antonio between the Rio Grande and the Gulf Coast, this region is a mix of grassland and shrubby "Brush Country." Agriculturally speaking, the land here is mostly devoted to rearing hardy livestock like goats and sheep; indeed, the state's Angora goat and mohair industry is centered here. Although predominantly hot and dry, especially in summer, Dimmit and La Salle counties form part of the "Winter Garden" sub-region, known for the winter cultivation of fruits and vegetables through large-scale irrigated farming enterprises. Of the roughly $531 million in rural land and property currently for sale in the Rio Grande Plains Texas region, Duval County has the most land available for sale based on total acres. Based on data from the Land Network Comparable Sales program, Webb County recorded the most recent sales activity. Laredo had the most farms, ranches, and rural real estate for sale of the cities in the Rio Grande Plains Texas region. Looking for more farms, ranches, and rural real estate for sale in Texas? Browse the Land Network for thousands more available land listings and rural real estate for sale throughout the state.