Precision Ag is saving on how much fertilizer and chemical our farmers have to apply right now.

At this point, we are in a hurry as a nation, rightfully so, to bring more, more rare earth elements, and everything that’s connected to that, domestically.

I want to highlight the National Ag Tech Initiative, which is working to set up proving grounds around the country.

As we face this growing energy demand for a growing economy, we have to pass some permitting reform that prevents this bureaucratic abuse and gives infrastructure investment projects certainty.

It was an honor to join Ted Roosevelt on stage to invite everyone to ND to visit the library and feel the presence of our 26th President!

Doing so gives certainty this year for providers across the state, and we continue working to make sure the grants are renewed in the years to come as well.

The right to life is enshrined in the Constitution and is our most fundamental right.

That has to stop, and I’m committed to it.

Putting together an Air Force budget in this environment is no small task, even with a pretty good topline number.

In North Dakota, we prioritize compassion and I see this compassion in action every time I visit facilities and work with caretakers and leaders.

This new state-of-the-art facility represents a significant investment in the future of northwest North Dakota’s healthcare workforce.

Our farmers are facing a wide range of difficulties that undermine their ability to keep their operations afloat.

We’ve already watched the majority of the industry leave for unregulated overseas markets, leaving consumers completely vulnerable to fraud or abuse.

Nutritional supplements are a crucial form of preventative care, keeping people healthier in the long run and, ultimately, driving down healthcare costs.

What can we do to accelerate plans for land acquisition, for new missile silo construction as part of making sure that we do everything we can to not only keep the Sentinel program on track as far as the upgrade, but also do it as cost…

Caregiving is a privilege and compassion is the North Dakota way. Such compassionate caregiving should not be subject to bureaucratic bullies.

Clearly, Grand Forks is leading the way for our nation’s military communications and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions.

I am grateful for this recognition and will continue to fight the bullies, so our caregivers can do what they do best, provide compassionate care to our fellow North Dakotans.