Commissioner Miller Praises Strait of Hormuz Reopening, Trump Administration’s Fertilizer Cost Relief Plan
Commissioner Sid Miller today applauded the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and praised the Trump Administration’s bold plan to tackle soaring fertilizer costs.“President Donald Trump is once again putting American farmers first. The Strait of Hormuz is back open, delivering much-needed relief for fuel and fertilizer prices. While it won’t happen overnight, this is a major victory for stability in agriculture"  [More]

Commissioner Miller Celebrates Texas Fruit and Vegetable Day 2026
Today, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller encouraged Texas students to try healthy local produce in recognition of Texas Fruit and Vegetable Day. "Texas Fruit and Vegetable Day reminds students about the variety of produce grown in Texas and encourages them to appreciate the flavor and nutrition it offers.” Commissioner Miller said.  [More]

Commissioner Sid Miller Praises Creation of USDA Office of Seafood “This is how you bolster pride in American Seafood”
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller today praised the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s creation of the nation’s first-ever Office of Seafood. He called it a long-overdue move to level the playing field for American fishermen and shrimpers.  [More]

Commissioner Sid Miller Extends Call on President Trump, Federal Leaders to Immediately Suspend Gas Tax
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller today called on President Donald J. Trump and Internal Revenue Service officials to temporarily suspend the federal gas tax to deliver relief to hardworking families and everyday Americans struggling under rising fuel costs.  [More]

Commissioner Sid Miller Invites Schools to Celebrate Texas Fruit and Vegetable Day 2026
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller urges schools to recognize Texas Fruit and Vegetable Day by spotlighting Texas-grown produce and engaging students in healthy eating activities. "Celebrating Texas Fruit and Vegetable Day reminds students that healthy choices support Texas farmers, ranchers, and producers," Commissioner Miller said.  [More]