We set up a pilot project that gives tribes more access to traditional foods, and now we’re working to improve it, prevent supply disruptions and ensure it works for tribes over the long term.
John Hoeven: “We set up a pilot project that gives tribes more access to traditional foods, and now we’re working to improve it…”
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On improving access to traditional foods for tribes.
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