NOVEMBER MONTHLY MEETING - monday 11/09/2020 AT 7 P.M.

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The monthly meeting for November will be held Monday, November 9th in the Town Hall at 7 p.m.  

Plantersville was incorporated as a city on May 15, 2017. It is in Grimes County, Texas, United States, at the junction of State Highway 105, Farm Road 1774, and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway in southeast Grimes County.   It was originally settled in the 1830's by farmers and ranchers from Arkansas and Alabama.  The community grew with immigrants from Germany, Russia and Poland settling here in the 1890's.  

On behalf of the City of Plantersville, welcome to our small town located at the crossroads of State Hwy 105 and Farm to Market 1774.  

As you may be traveling west to Texas A & M University in College Station or east to Lake Conroe and beyond.  Slow down and enjoy your travels, rolling hills, sights along the way and simple country life.

Now, if you are headed south on FM 1774, just a short distance away is the Texas Renaissance Festival held in the fall at Todd Mission.  If going north, the historic town of Anderson with the  restored courthouse makes for a nice road trip through this area of Grimes County.

Enjoy our community and come back soon, the City of Plantersville

Message from Sid Miller, Texas Agriculture Commissioner

Howdy Neighbors!

You may not know it, but the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) touches your life almost every day.  From the grocery store you visited today to the salsa you’re eating at dinner, TDA was there to help. From the healthy lunches at your child’s school to the scales used to weigh your luggage at the airport, TDA was there, too.  From our role as the state consumer protection agency to administering school lunches and marketing Texas products, the TDA is a diverse and busy place.  We work hard every day to serve you.  

Since I was sworn into office in 2015, I’ve also worked diligently to make this agency better.  Please take some time to browse our website and learn about the many ways we’re working better, faster and more efficiently for you.

As always, it is my honor to serve as your Texas Agriculture Commissioner and remind you that Texas Agriculture Matters!

Your Servant,

Sid Miller