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Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller and the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) today warned Texans of a sharp spike in unsolicited packages delivering unidentified seeds. As of January 15, ...

AUSTIN — Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller and the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) today warned Texans of a sharp spike in unsolicited packages delivering unidentified seeds. As of Jan.

“These packages are pouring in faster and further than ever before,” Miller stated in a news release. “One invasive species, pest, or pathogen could devastate Texas farms, ranches, natural resources, ...

SAN ANTONIO - The Texas Department of Agriculture is warning residents of a surge in unsolicited seed packages arriving by mail from China, reporting that 120 packages were intercepted in the first ...

AUSTIN, Texas (KVIA) -- Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller says that residents have received 126 packets of unsolicited seeds from China so far in 2026. Miller says that is a sharp spike in ...

Those were the words of Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller who issued a warning to Texans to be on the lookout amid a “sharp spike” in unsolicited deliveries of “mystery seeds.” “These packages ...

Packets of mystery seeds are showing up on Texans’ doorsteps, and that has the Texas Department of Agriculture sounding the alarm. More than 1,100 packets of unidentified seeds have been sent to ...

Mysterious packages of seeds from China are showing up across the state. The Texas Department of Agriculture warns the seeds could pose a threat to agriculture. Video analysis of Renee Nicole Good’s ...