In a recent interview with WFAA, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller discussed the state’s water shortage issues and the impact of tariffs on the agricultural industry. Miller emphasized the need for policy solutions to address these challenges and protect farmers and ranchers in the state. He is working with lawmakers, like Sen. Charles Perry, to pass legislation that would improve Texas’ water infrastructure, such as new piping and rainwater harvesting. Miller also addressed the impact of tariffs on trade with key partners like Mexico and China, pointing out the long-term benefits that can come from short-term pain.
Additionally, Miller highlighted the importance of biosecurity measures in protecting Texas against potential outbreaks like the Bird Flu. He expressed optimism about the state’s current situation regarding the Bird Flu and stated that Texas has taken steps to ensure that egg prices and the agricultural industry are safeguarded. Overall, Miller reaffirmed his commitment to working with policymakers to address these pressing issues and ensure the strength of Texas agriculture in the state’s economy.
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