Fedorchak helps advance Farm Bill, deliver certainty for North Dakota producers
practical idea to improve operations and manage input costs, and now it’s included in the Farm Bill
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Fedorchak, colleagues unveil national data privacy legislative framework
used. After months of gathering input from stakeholders across industry, consumer groups, and policy experts, and working … discussion on comprehensive data privacy, taking wide ranging input from stakeholders and crafting a consensus bill that protects
Fedorchak joins Punchbowl News for conversation on expanding spectrum, powering AI, and rebuilding America’s infrastructure edge
issues of local and state jurisdiction and input. It's really important to respect that
Julie’s Journal: February edition
program to help row crop producers manage rising input costs and recent trade disruptions. Applications are open through
ICYMI: Fedorchak discusses easements, livestock development, and risk management tools during state work period
acknowledging the real pressures producers face—from rising input costs and labor challenges to market uncertainty that complicates … strengthen each other, help diversify risk, reduce input costs, and improve the economics of farm and ranch operations
Julie's Journal: January Edition
home and strengthening long-term energy security. Lowering input costs for farmers through competition: Rising input costs … federal regulations that restrict competition in the agricultural input marketplace and raise costs for producers. Congress must clarify
Fedorchak urges year-round E15
round E15. Farmers are hurting. Across the country, input costs and interest costs are up. Our producers
Fedorchak joins colleagues in urging USDA and DOJ to identify regulations hindering ag input competition
Release Members call for regulatory clarity to lower input costs and improve competitiveness Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak … federal regulations that restrict competition in the agricultural input marketplace. In the letter , the Members emphasize that fair
2025: Year in review
flexibility for family farms to reinvest in equipment, inputs, and labor. Renewed 100 percent expensing for capital purchases
Restoring a proven plan for North Dakota’s energy future
partnership with our state and respected local input. Unfortunately, when the Biden administration rewrote the plan, it ignored
Fedorchak statement on President Trump’s farm aid package
farm families who are struggling with record high input costs, low prices, and trade challenges,” Fedorchak said
Julie’s Journal Special Edition: Honoring our Veterans
Disabled American Veterans chapter in Fargo shared thoughtful input on how Congress can better meet their needs. Their
August & September Newsletter
Dakota farmers want robust markets, lower credit and input costs, and fewer regulations—not government relief. Unfortunately, North … growing domestic demand for biofuels . Decreasing input costs that strain producers’ margins. Modernizing credit access and financing tools
Fedorchak requests President Trump deliver immediate relief for North Dakota farmers
growing domestic demand for biofuels Decreasing input costs that strain producers’ margins Modernizing credit access and financing tools
Fedorchak joins National Energy Dominance Council for Advancing America’s Beautiful Clean Coal event
Regional Haze Rule (RHR). EPA is seeking input regarding how the agency can meaningfully revise
Fedorchak bill to streamline cross-border energy projects passes U.S. House
critical cross-border energy projects, restore expert advisory input from the coal industry that the Biden-Harris Administration
Fedorchak celebrates Taiwan ag commitment, boosting markets for North Dakota soybeans and corn
attended yesterday's event. ICYMI: Fedorchak discusses trade, input costs, and Farm Bill with North Dakota Farmers Union
Fedorchak discusses trade, input costs, and Farm Bill with North Dakota Farmers Union
September 11, 2025 Press Release Washington
North Dakota congressional delegation introduces Congressional Review Act to repeal BLM’s harmful land use plan
ability to develop them, ignoring the state’s input, clear text of federal law, and countless court precedents
Julie's Journal Special Edition: Agriculture
flexibility for family farms to reinvest in equipment, inputs, and labor. Renews 100 percent expensing for capital purchases
On the House Floor: Fedorchak touts wins for North Dakotans, Americans in One Big Beautiful Bill
flexibility for family farms to reinvest in equipment, inputs, and labor. It renews 100 percent expensing for capital
Fedorchak highlights urgent need to beat China in the AI race
Information (RFI) earlier this spring to gather input from stakeholders, which has received more than 100 responses
Julie’s Journal: Recap from the April state work period
solving workforce shortages to boosting yields and reducing input costs, the innovation happening here is unlocking real solutions
Fedorchak joins Secretary Rollins and Senator Hoeven to spotlight North Dakota’s ag leadership
hold great promise for solving workforce challenges, reducing inputs, improving yields, and so much more. Truly
Fedorchak hosts virtual roundtable with North Dakota agricultural producers
producers about the challenges they face—rising input costs, decreasing prices, and market uncertainty. These conversations with