Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller Invites the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Mercantile Exchange to Relocate to Texas
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller today issued an historic invitation to two of America’s most iconic financial institutions, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), to relocate to the Lone Star State, where freedom, opportunity, and enterprise are not just words, but a way of life.  [More]

Commissioner Miller Addresses Texas Beekeepers Association Convention
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller spoke at the 2025 Texas Beekeepers Association Annual Convention today in Waco, Texas, in support of local beekeepers and honey producers. The event is the premier event in the state, highlighting beekeepers and honey producers.  [More]

Commissioner Miller Congratulates Capital Farm Credit for Youth Agriculture Support
By backing 4-H and FFA clubs across the Lone Star State, Capital Farm Credit is showing their commitment to support youth in agriculture, which lines up perfectly with the Texas Department of Agriculture's mission to grow the future, preserve our heritage, and make sure Texas agriculture stays strong, proud, and productive.  [More]

Commissioner Miller Statement on Advancement of Julie Callahan Nomination
As Texas Agriculture Commissioner, I want to applaud the Senate Finance Committee for advancing Dr. Julie Callahan’s nomination to serve as chief agricultural negotiator at the Office of the United States Trade Representative. This is a strong step forward for American agriculture. It is encouraging to see clear support for a nominee who brings decades of real experience in global markets, food policy, and the day-to-day challenges facing our farmers and ranchers.  [More]

Commissioner Miller Praises the Comeback of Texas Honey
Today, Commissioner Sid Miller praised the remarkable comeback of the Texas honey industry, noting that coordinated efforts by pesticide regulators, the Texas Department of Agriculture, and partners across the agriculture community have helped create conditions for Texas bees to thrive. According to Texas A&M AgriLife, Texas beekeepers produced more than 4 million pounds of honey this season, worth nearly $9 million at market prices averaging $2.24 a pound — the strongest output the state has seen in years.  [More]