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"For of all gainful professions, nothing is better, nothing more pleasing, nothing more delightful, nothing better becomes a well-bred man than agriculture."
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RISK MANAGEMENT ADJUSTMENTS WILL HELP PRODUCERS: JOHNSON
JOHNSON SEEKS MORE FUNDING FOR ORGANIC CERTIFICATION
JOHNSON ENDORSES REGULATIONS ON FUEL SURCHARGES
RISK MANAGEMENT ADJUSTMENTS WILL HELP PRODUCERS: JOHNSON
JOHNSON SEEKS MORE FUNDING FOR ORGANIC CERTIFICATION
JOHNSON ENDORSES REGULATIONS ON FUEL SURCHARGES
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Johnson Lays out Ag Plan for the Future
Ag Commissioner says North Dakota can lead the wayBismarck – Agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson called on state lawmakers and officeholders to increase state funding for renewable energy development by over $15 million, to set state standards for ethanol and biodiesel, to require that 10 percent of electrical power in state owned and used facilities be from renewable energy sources, and to establish a $5 million dollar Biomass Fund. “Renewable energy is the key to our security nationally and to our economy here in North Dakota,” Johnson said more Click here to view Roger Johnson's Statement. Click here to view Roger Johnson Accomplishments. |
| Johnson Returns from NASDA Conference with Plans for 2007 Farm Bill 
As President Elect for 2007, Johnson will play a leading roleFargo – North Dakota’s Agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson just returned from the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) annual meeting with a strong plan to help develop a new farm bill. “NASDA will once again play a key role in crafting the new farm bill,” Johnson said. “The plan that we’re recommending will insure that we continue to keep North Dakota’s – and America’s – agriculture industry strong.” As President Elect of the organization for 2007, Johnson will play a key role in pushing for NASDA’s plan in Washington, as Congress debates the next farm bill. more |
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