This week, @SecKennedy traveled to McKenzie, North Dakota for a Regenerative Agriculture roundtable hosted on Black…

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This week, @SecKennedy traveled to McKenzie, North Dakota for a Regenerative Agriculture roundtable hosted on Black Leg Ranch — a 6th generation, 17,000-acre regenerative ranch. Joined by @SecretaryBurgum, @SenJohnHoeven, @GovArmstrong, and @RepFedorchak, with @SenKevinCramer moderating, the discussion focused on how regenerative farming can rebuild healthy soil, support family farms, and produce healthier food for Americans.

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This week, @SecKennedy traveled to McKenzie, North Dakota for a Regenerative Agriculture roundtable hosted on Black Leg Ranch — a 6th generation, 17,000-acre regenerative ranch. Joined by @SecretaryBurgum, @SenJohnHoeven, @GovArmstrong, and @RepFedorchak, with @SenKevinCramer moderating, the discussion focused on how regenerative farming can rebuild healthy soil, support family farms, and produce healthier food for Americans.

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