Texas Department of Agriculture

The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) is a state agency founded in 1907 and led by the elected Agriculture Commissioner.

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Company facts

Founded: 1907
Employees: 1,000
Headquarters: United States
Type: Government

About

The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) is a state agency founded in 1907 and led by the elected Agriculture Commissioner. It promotes production agriculture, protects consumers, drives economic development, and supports healthy living throughout Texas. Through regulatory oversight, marketing initiatives, and value-added services, TDA operates from its Austin headquarters and a network of regional offices, laboratories, and livestock export facilities. By partnering with rural, suburban, and urban communities, the agency positions Texas as a national leader in agriculture while delivering exceptional service and fostering sustainable growth.