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The 2011 Texas Certified Spring Seed Directory provides a comprehensive list of certified seed growers and their contact information, along with details about the seed certification program in Texas. It outlines the classes of seeds (Breeder, Foundation, Registered, and Certified), the importance of genetic purity and identity in seed production, and the regulations governing seed labeling and sales. The directory serves as a resource for farmers seeking certified seeds to ensure quality and compliance with state laws.

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How do I find out if a property is in a Texas agricultural Development District?

Check with the local County Clerk to determine the existence of an Agricultural Development District. The process for creating agricultural development districts was enacted in 2001 by the Texas Legislature to promote the development of agricultural facilities that result in employment and economic activity.

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While beef dominates Texas agriculture at over 50% of the states agricultural products, cotton, milk, and broilers (young chickens) make up over one-quarter of total production in the state. Given Texas has the most cattle, its robust livestock and genetics industry is tremendous.

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Exhibit 3: TEXAS TOP 5 AGRICULTURAL CASH RECEIPTS BY COMMODITY, 2021 Texas RankCommodity 1 Cattle and calves 2 2 Dairy products, Milk 5 3 Broilers 5 4 Cotton lint, Upland 12 more rows

What are the three main agricultural products?

Of all the crops produced in Texas, cotton contributes the largest portion, 9% of the states agriculture receipts. Its been a major crop in our state for over 100 years. As the top cotton-producing state in the U.S., our cotton production is also a critical part of the national economy.

What is the Texas Commissioner of agriculture responsible for?

Commissioner Miller is the states leading advocate around the world for Texas agriculture, Texas-grown products, and Texas-owned businesses. He oversees TDAs world-renowned GO TEXAN program a marketing effort to showcase the best products, companies, and communities that call the Lone Star State home.

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Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) The TDA is the lead authority for pesticide regulation in Texas.

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