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Central Texas corn harvest wraps up with solid yields

By Emmy Powell Communications Specialist Timely rainfall helped Central Texas corn farmers produce a generally good crop this year despite freeze damage early in the growing season. Williamson County farmer Mark Prinz recently completed harvest with an average of about 130 bushels per acre. “We saw some yields better and some worse,” Prinz, a Williamson County Farm Bureau member,
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Texas Farm Bureau broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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