Commissioner Miller Hails FDA's Emergency Order for OTC Injectable to Battle New World Screwworm
"FDA's Emergency Use Authorization for an over-the-counter injectable to prevent New World screwworm is a vital win for Texas agriculture. It arms ranchers with direct access to essential tools, empowering those on the front lines—especially in our high-risk border zones—to defend their herds daily."  [More]

Commissioner Sid Miller Unveils Bold “America First” Beef Policy to Rebuild U.S. Cattle Herd
“While we are still trying to recover from a $37 billion Biden era agriculture trade deficit, we don’t need more foreign beef imports making it worse—we need more American beef,” Miller said. “The next Farm Bill must stand firm with American ranchers. As President Trump’s most consistent ally in agriculture, I’m proud to lead that fight. When we put American ranchers first, we put America first.”  [More]

Commissioner Miller Hails Attorney General Paxton's Lawsuit to Crush CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood
Texas is planting its boots firm and declaring war; we're finished coddling these vile radicals who twist our sacred freedoms to gut our nation from the inside out. My battle-hardened ally against radical Islam, Attorney General Ken Paxton, is spot-on to hammer the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR with unrelenting legal firepower. We will not stand idly by while these wolves in sheep's clothing masquerade as civil rights champions to shove their anti-American venom down our throats.  [More]

Commissioner Sid Miller Applauds Trump Administration's Enforcement of 1944 Water Treaty Agreement
This enforcement is a hard-fought triumph for Rio Grande Valley growers, who've endured years of betrayal and erratic supplies. In South Texas, water isn't optional—it's the lifeline of our ag industry, rural jobs, and economy. We can't let up now. South Texas farmers demand ongoing vigilance, justice, and the water promised decades ago.  [More]

Commissioner Sid Miller Hails Win for Farmers' Right to Repair
This EPA clarification is a hard-fought victory for Texas farmers and ranchers nationwide. By clarifying that the Clean Air Act backs, not blocks, the right to self-repair farm equipment, the agency has smashed a massive barrier that has crippled our producers for too long. I've battled for Right to Repair for years, as bogus restrictions shackled farmers to pricey, manufacturer-monopolized fixes. This guidance makes it crystal clear: no more exclusive dealer mandates. The law won't stand in the way of faster, less expensive repairs.  [More]