Commissioner Sid Miller Reminds Families They Can Access Summer Meals After School Cafeterias Close
Even after school cafeterias close for summer, families can access meals served by schools, churches, city governments, and other nonprofits in partnership with the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA), Commissioner Miller said. “Texas children should look forward to summer with excitement for the free time to spend with friends and family, rather than facing uncertainty about having enough food to eat. TDA is here to help."  [More]

Uncork Texas Wines Launches 2026 Texas Vintners Cup: Win “Best in Texas”
Uncork Texas Wines, a Texas Department of Agriculture program, today announced the 2026 Texas Vintners Cup, the state’s premier wine competition dedicated to crowning the twelve best wines in Texas. Commissioner Miller urges Texas vintners to submit their application before the June 5th, 2026, deadline.  [More]

Commissioner Miller Praises President Trump for Securing China’s Commitment to buy $17 Billion in Agricultural Products
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller praised the Trump administration for delivering a commitment from China to purchase at least $17 billion annually in U.S. agricultural products over the next three years. “President Trump is a tremendous champion for Texas farmers and ranchers,” Commissioner Miller said.  [More]

Opinion: For the Future of Texas, Pause Data Centers
Texas has always been a state that builds things. We farm, ranch, and produce the food, fuel, and fiber that power America. We champion growth, private enterprise, and innovation. The Lone Star State remains a global beacon of what freedom and opportunity can achieve.  [More]

Commissioner Miller Mobilizes TDA Aid for Wildfire Victims in the Texas Panhandle
As dangerous wildfires continue to burn across portions of the Texas Panhandle amid dry conditions and high winds, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller today urged Texans to remain vigilant and praised the tireless efforts of first responders, volunteer firefighters, ranchers, and local officials working around the clock to protect lives, livestock, and property. Commissioner Miller also reaffirmed the Texas Department of Agriculture’s commitment to supporting affected agricultural producers and rural communities during the ongoing emergency. A red flag warning remains in effect in the area today.  [More]