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.
I thank my colleague from Maryland and appreciate the opportunity to make my remarks before this session ends today. I rise to once again call attention to the growing and unprecedented crisis at our southern border. This crisis is a…
In the 2018 Farm Bill I worked to increase loan limits for both FSA direct and the guaranteed loans.
I would submit that it is the only viable risk management tool that our farmers have today.
They have the authority to implement the A&O inflation indexing without opening the SRA.
In the 2018 Farm Bill I worked to increase loan limits for both FSA direct and the guaranteed loans.
They have the authority to implement the A&O inflation indexing without opening the SRA.
For Mr. Barker, in the 2018 Farm Bill I worked to increase loan limits for both FSA direct and the guaranteed loans, and I am looking to work on that again in the 2023 Farm Bill.
What can we do to enable them to get those higher levels of coverage, as well as what role can supplemental coverage options and enhanced coverage options play?
I join my colleagues today to discuss the need to reform our Nation's broken Federal permitting process. Today, it often takes longer to navigate the Federal permitting process than it does to actually construct a project. It currently…
You are blocking the development on lands that can produce energy at a time when gasoline prices are higher.
Sir, I agree with the investment, but my question is we need to expedite the production now.
I think it is very important that they are voluntary, and it is not a one-size-fits-all.
Sir, I agree with the investment, but my question is we need to expedite the production now.
For our livestock producers, obviously we have got to work on markets, on competition, on transparency.
Why are you blocking development on land that has high potential for energy development?
It is vitally important that we recognize what it really costs to grow a crop.
Why are you blocking development on land that has high potential for energy development?
It is vitally important that we recognize what it really costs to grow a crop.
Are we providing the assistance in terms of the weapon systems requested by Ukraine to end the conflict?





