John Hoeven: “This approach, which affects oil and gas production as well, severely hampers U.S. energy development.”

We’ve taken a comprehensive approach to flood protection in the Red River Valley, and our two-part plan is about fulfilling this promise for upstream farmers.

At the same time, the crop loss program being administered by the FM Diversion Authority will help meet producers’ needs in the short term when high water levels resulting from the diversion’s operations damage their crops or prevent them…

We’re working to advance BRIC-funded infrastructure projects in Fessenden, Lincoln and Washburn, as well as the University of Mary’s wastewater improvement project.

Rescinding the Roadless Rule will return decision making authority to local land managers who are best positioned to address the needs of our communities.