Affordability and then making sure that those deductibles do not eat up any margin.
John Hoeven
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John Hoeven is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from North Dakota since January 2011. A member of the Republican Party, he previously held the position of Governor of North Dakota from 2000 to 2010. During his tenure in the Senate, Hoeven has focused on issues such as agriculture, energy, and infrastructure, advocating for policies that support North Dakota's economy and rural communities.
The reality is we have got to find ways to get more young people into farming and ranching, and then make sure they are successful, right.
Affordability and then making sure that those deductibles do not eat up any margin.
The reality is we have got to find ways to get more young people into farming and ranching, and then make sure they are successful, right.
The reality is we have got to find ways to get more young people into farming and ranching, and then make sure they are successful, right.
I want to make sure we do in this farm bill is that we make it more affordable to buy crop insurance.
I am pleased to join my colleague from West Virginia and others who you will be hearing from--next, our colleague from Nebraska--in regard to our absolutely ironclad support for Israel and why it is so important that we stand and we stand…
We just have to do better recruiting, getting more people this training, and getting them back on the ground.
we are going to need flexibility under these rules if we are going to be able to move forward.
What steps can we take to develop partnerships between the Corps and local stakeholders who are willing to step up to ensure that recreational facilities are well-maintained and enhanced?
I rise today to join my colleagues in honoring the brave law enforcement officials in North Dakota and across the country who work every day to keep our communities safe. As we mark National Police Week, we recognize the bravery and…
we are going to need flexibility under these rules if we are going to be able to move forward.
We have got to move these projects. They are just critically important for the country, critically important infrastructure for all our States and for the country.
It takes longer to get an EIS (Environmental Impact Statement) done these days than it does to go through medical school.
We have got to move these projects. They are just critically important for the country, critically important infrastructure for all our States and for the country.





