Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller Receives Threats to His Personal Safety
In the last 24 hours, I have received multiple threats to my personal safety. These threats stem directly from my outspoken condemnation of the Islamification of Texas and the United States, my righteous anger over the horrific terror attack in Austin early Sunday morning that claimed three innocent lives and injured 14 others, and my clear message on social media that Texas will not tolerate future acts of terror on our soil. Those who attempt such attacks will be hunted down and eliminated.  [More]

Commissioner Sid Miller Launches National School Breakfast Week 2026: The Quest for School Breakfast March 2–6
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is calling on students statewide to embark on The Quest for School Breakfast during National School Breakfast Week, March 2–6. This year’s theme challenges kids to discover the real rewards of fueling up with a nutritious school breakfast—sharper focus, better learning, and stronger starts to the day. School nutrition teams are transforming cafeterias into adventure zones with exciting activities, special menus, creative decorations, and hands-on fun that shows exactly how breakfast powers success in the classroom.  [More]

Commissioner Sid Miller Champions Texas’ Energy Dominance, Celebrates Reduced Agricultural Input Costs
Today was a great day for Texas, for American energy, and for the future of this country. I joined President Trump in Corpus Christi, and he made it crystal clear that we will never apologize for being energy dominant. He stood strong for hardworking families, for small businesses, and for the men and women who power America with oil, gas, LNG, and the agricultural economy that feeds and fuels this nation.  [More]

Commissioner Miller Celebrates Lesser Prairie-Chicken Delisting Victory for Texas Agriculture, Energy, and Property Rights
President Trump’s removal of the Lesser Prairie-Chicken from the federal Endangered Species Act list is a long-overdue victory for Texas farmers, ranchers, and energy producers. For years, rural Texans stood shoulder to shoulder with the oil and gas industry to fight back against a weaponized federal bureaucracy masquerading as conservation. The ESA was abused to control private land, disregard sound science, and punish the very landowners who have responsibly cared for the prairie for generations.  [More]

Ahead of RFK Jr.’s Texas Visit, Commissioner Miller Highlights Farm Fresh Initiative and Stronger School Nutrition Standards
In advance of U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s visit to Texas today, Commissioner Sid Miller expanded upon the Texas Department of Agriculture’s unwavering commitment to its groundbreaking Farm Fresh Initiative and leading the charge on the updated Dietary Guidelines for Americans in schools statewide.  [More]

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller Announces Federal Partnership with U.S. Congressman Pete Sessions to Establish Agriculture Freedom Zones Nationwide
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller today announced a formal collaboration with U.S. Congressman Pete Sessions, unveiling plans by Rep. Sessions to file landmark federal legislation to establish Agriculture Freedom Zones (AFZs) nationwide. The bill, once introduced, would seek to protect America’s most productive farmland, strengthen the nation’s food security, and continue supporting responsible innovation and development.  [More]

Commissioner Sid Miller Calls for Parcel Delivery Security Overhaul Amid Ongoing Unsolicited Seed, Plant, and Fertilizer Deliveries
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller and the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) today issued a national call to action regarding the continued phenomenon of unsolicited seed, plant, fertilizer, and liquid deliveries at residences across the United States. Texas alone has been inundated with mystery packages collected from residential and commercial locations since early 2025.  [More]