I want to thank you for that. I know that that is a tough decision, but especially as you are protecting the intellectual property, behavior, whatever it may be, or the confidence with those users as well.
Lujan appreciates Deere's decision to protect farmer data.
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The bipartisan Infrastructure Law is providing money to the local co-op through the Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnership Program.
This notion of the line of question that you asked for from the Administration to get that data back should not take a subpoena.
I want to provide assurance to local law enforcement agencies in New Mexico that in fact there is coverage.
In the end, it will be all water users, consumers, businesses, farmers and ranchers, and more that will bear the brunt of these decisions in higher costs and reduced supply.
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