AUSTIN – Yesterday, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced season six of his weekly television show Texas Agriculture Matters. The show aired to 52 million viewers nationwide on the RFD-TV network, Tuesday, March 22, 2022 at 7pm ET / 6pm CT. Texas Agriculture Matters spotlights Texas agriculture through feature segments, one-on-one interviews and eye-catching infographics, all with equal doses of ag policy, local products, western heritage and rural lifestyle. From horses to hogs and fairs to forestry, Texas Agriculture Matters is a fun, informative look at the role of agriculture in our daily lives.
“I am thrilled to announce we’ve launched another season of Texas Agriculture Matters,” Commissioner Miller said. “Airing season six of Texas Agriculture Matters on National Agriculture Day was a great representation of what this show is all about. Today more than ever, agriculture is so important! I can’t thank Patrick Gottsch and his entire team at RFD-TV enough for dedicating their time and energy to showing people around the country just why Texas agriculture matters.”
Whether on horseback roping a calf, or at his desk running the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA), eighth generation farmer and rancher and 22-time world champion rodeo cowboy Commissioner Miller has dedicated his life to Texas agriculture. Miller has previously hosted his own radio show and currently voices the TDA Daily Market Roundup heard statewide.
“The real stars of this show are our Texas farmers and ranchers,” Miller said. “My hat’s off to these hardworking men and women who work the soil, feed the livestock and in the process, feed and clothe our country. Each episode validates their commitment to Texas agriculture, and I am honored to showcase the folks that make all the difference in our industry.”
Texas Agriculture Matters is produced by RFD-TV in agreement with the Texas Department of Agriculture and recorded at the RFD-TV/The Cowboy Channel studio in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards. Commissioner Miller hosts the show in his capacity as Texas Agriculture Commissioner and receives no compensation for his participation.
Please visit the links below for more information on Texas Agriculture Matters:
https://www.texasagriculture.gov/NewsEvents/TexasAgricultureMattersTVShow.aspx
SADDLE UP FOR SEASON SIX OF TEXAS AGRICULTURE MATTERS – Texas Department of Agriculture
