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Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller

Commissioner Sid Miller's plan for Statewide Moratorium and Study on unchecked growth of Data Centers

AUSTIN – Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced on May 18th, the release of a new statewide op-ed calling for a temporary moratorium on new hyperscale data center development in Texas until lawmakers and regulators can fully assess the long-term impacts on the state’s electric grid,...
Capital Farm Credit announces new FIELD Fund Grant Program

Capital Farm Credit announces new FIELD Fund Grant Program

Capital Farm Credit announces new FIELD Fund Grant Program

Funds go toward Fostering Investment in Education & Local DevelopmentCOLLEGE STATION, Texas – Capital Farm Credit is launching a new, holistic grant program aimed at at supporting health and wellness, agriculture advocacy, educational initiatives, youth development, agricultural innovation, and...
May is Safe Digging Month

May is Safe Digging Month

Learn how to dig safely by calling 811

Are you planning a spring landscaping or a backyard project? Remember to call 811 before you dig. The most common cause of outside natural gas leaks happen when digging accidentally damages underground pipelines—sometimes even from minor scrapes or dents.
MOE 3/4 wins the 2026 “Not on Mother’s Day Shootout.” Pictured L-R: Myers Wallace, Emma Kate Kuehl, Summer Stanton, Albany Dudley, Stella Smith, and Abigail Davila.

MOE 3/4 wins the 2026 “Not on Mother’s Day Shootout.” Pictured L-R: Myers Wallace, Emma Kate Kuehl, Summer Stanton, Albany Dudley, Stella Smith, and Abigail Davila.

“Not on Mother’s Day Shootout”

MOE 3/4 traveled to the Austin Sports Center in Cedar Park, Texas, on Saturday, May 9, and won the 2026 “Not on Mother’s Day Shootout.
Asher Little, a second grader at San Saba Elementary, earned first place in the San Saba Soil and Water Conservation District’s annual poster contest. This year’s theme was “Soil: Where It All Begins.” Pictured with Asher is Carol Gibson, representing the San Saba Soil and Water Conservation District. Courtesy of Kallie Bush

Asher Little, a second grader at San Saba Elementary, earned first place in the San Saba Soil and Water Conservation District’s annual poster contest. This year’s theme was “Soil: Where It All Begins.” Pictured with Asher is Carol Gibson, representing the San Saba Soil and Water Conservation District. Courtesy of Kallie Bush

Asher Little wins Poster Contest

Asher Little wins Poster Contest