
Last Congress, I voted for bipartisan legislation to support rural broadband because it is a critical issue to our farmers and rural communities across the country.
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Last Congress, I voted for bipartisan legislation to support rural broadband because it is a critical issue to our farmers and rural communities across the country.

We have bureaucrats in DC making decisions not on facts on the ground.

That is a lose-lose deal, because those in those donor states are sending that money, in large cases, to the West, where there is a lot of this public land.

I wish there were more of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle here, because most of them come from states which are identified as donor states, not donee states.

There is significant arrogance by making this decision and imposing it on the people who live there.

I have to tell you, being from Idaho, I am not feeling the love here.

creating a category of conservation as a use makes it compete.

the arrogance is unbelievable, especially when the majority of the Administration, I would say, probably hasn't even been there.

United States agriculture must have access to advanced technologies to compete in the global market.

I am proud to join my colleagues on the Committee... in introducing the mechanization, automation, accelerated research and development program.

Here we are on the House floor talking about gas stoves. No, it wasn't the Republicans who are bringing this issue up. It is our friends in the administration who are making moves to try to eliminate a very reliable, efficient source of…

We must prepare for the next generation of agricultural leaders with the skills and advanced technologies to meet tomorrow's farm production challenges.

Agriculture research is key to providing the tools for farms and livestock producers to remain competitive in the global marketplace.

We oppose the Proposed Rule and urge the BLM to start over, withdraw its proposal, and instead focus its efforts on working closely with states, local governments, and stakeholders on rulemaking that will truly enhance active management…

The coolest thing I think we are doing right now is what I will call space tomatoes.

I think the opportunity is to really characterize, and now use, many of the resources that in your part of the world, my part of the world, are these small forested areas that are under-treated, unmanaged, but are a tremendous green…

Thank you, and thank you to all the witnesses for coming. You are really razzing us up about the importance and the impact of our research.

I would just like to say that you do not follow the science, you ignore medical evidence, and you are pushing a political narrative and agenda.