Sen. Cramer: FEMA Awards More Than $846,000 to North Dakota
lost just months ahead of the fall harvest. […] We believe our State is a great example
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Fedorchak urges year-round E15
immediate, strong domestic market for their bountiful harvest. E15 is homegrown energy. Year-round E15 eliminates regulatory uncertainty
Hoeven: Senate Passes FY2026 Agriculture Appropriations Bill, Part of Legislation to Re-Open Government
This is important not only as harvest wraps up, but as we work to advance an ag assistance
October Newsletter
lack of export contracts for soybeans being harvested this fall. While expanding foreign markets and requesting additional assistance
Hoeven, Klobuchar Lead Bipartisan Effort Calling on Surface Transportation Board to Closely Scrutinize Proposed Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern Railroad Merger
especially for agricultural producers. Time-sensitive shipments during harvest could be delayed or spoiled, export windows could
Hoeven Makes Case to Reopen Government, Stresses Need for Agriculture Assistance
work to support our ag producers… With harvest season underway, the Trump administration continues to fight for better
Fedorchak requests President Trump deliver immediate relief for North Dakota farmers
more than 6.6 million acres of soybeans and harvested over 245 million bushels, with a gross value
Fedorchak celebrates Taiwan ag commitment, boosting markets for North Dakota soybeans and corn
Dakota’s soybean growers, who are preparing for harvest season. In her remarks, she also underscored Taiwan
Fedorchak discusses trade, input costs, and Farm Bill with North Dakota Farmers Union
lack of export contracts for soybeans being harvested this fall and the lack of storage for the soybeans
Hoeven, Cramer, Fedorchak Request Major Disaster Declaration Following Tornadoes in North Dakota
lost just months ahead of the fall harvest. The straight-line winds were extremely harmful to electrical infrastructure