John Hoeven: “Good farm policy benefits every single American, every single day, because our farmers and ranchers produce the highest…”

We’ve now secured a total of $157 million for the initiative’s first phase, which will develop large-scale pilot projects to prove that it works and is commercially viable.

Access to federal lands is vitally important for local economies, especially in North Dakota, where the Forest service manages more than one million acres.

Through my position on the Defense Appropriations Committee, we’re working to fund this priority, along with our nuclear missions, which serve as our original deterrent.

We also need to keep the South Bismarck Flood Control Project moving forward so construction can begin next year, providing better flood protection while minimizing the burden of flood insurance on residents.