Scott German retweeted
Sixty years ago, many North Dakota landowners signed wetland easements with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, trusting the agency would be a good and fair partner. That trust has been violated.
The federal government’s overreach on these easements has been egregious and devastating for several generations of farmers and landowners. In many cases, it has resulted in worse—not better—soil quality and habitat.
Thanks to Secretary Doug Burgum and Sen. Kevin Cramer, we are finally getting all the players around the table to understand what has been going on and recognize that these landowners do not want to drain wetlands. They simply want rules that reflect the terms of their original contracts and the ability to manage the land they own and pay taxes on to achieve better outcomes for both wildlife and agriculture.
Wildlife, sportsmen, and conservation groups are really listening, and that is encouraging. If all the players continue to operate in good faith, this will be a win for everyone—landowners, sportsmen and women, farmers, ranchers, and, yes, ducks.
Great momentum—let’s get this done!
Scott German retweeted
Don’t worry about the farmers who’s land your successful campaign allows the government to keep stealing. They just feed you when there aren’t enough ducks in your freezer. Low commodity prizes, lost foreign markets, inflated input costs in fuel and fertilizer, all make it hard for producers to keep their heads above your water. But that’s not your problem I guess.
Scott German retweeted
North Dakota landowners and producers are the best stewards of their land. The Biden administration drain tile setback rule gave way too much power to the bureaucracy, and @interior is absolutely correct, and well within their rights and responsibilities to review that old dumb rule. It needs to deliver some consistency in regulations, and provide legal safe harbor, which is more important than anything, to our farmers and landowners so they can know the rules and manage their land without fear of criminal prosecution.
As the @usfws moves to replace the 2024 rule, make sure your voice is heard by commenting.
cramer.senate.gov/news/press…
Scott German retweeted
Producer Shop Talks
🗓️ August 5–6
📍 Across North Dakota
We’re hitting the road for real conversations, right where you farm. 🚜
Join the ND Soybean Council and the @NDSoyGrowers Assoc. for laid-back, farmer-focused gatherings. You’ll get:
🌱 Quick updates that matter to your farm
🌱 Open conversation with fellow farmers and ag experts
🌱 A free meal
No speeches. No fluff. Just useful info and a chance to connect.
Whether you’ve farmed for decades or are just getting started, you’re welcome here.
🔗 Learn more and register: bit.ly/NDSoyShopTalks25
Scott German retweeted
#Mississippi #HarrisonCounty
PLEASE RT!!
This child has been missing since 12 noon in Harrison County Mississippi. She is six years old. The information I’m posting is from the Harrison County sheriffs office.
Sheriff Matt Haley is requesting the public’s assistance in reference to a missing 6-year-old female, Gracelyn Vick.
On April 13, 2025, Harrison County Deputies responded to the area of F Taylor Road and Saucier Fairley Road in reference to missing 6-year-old female, Gracelyn Vick. Gracelyn’s family advised that she went outside to play in the front yard at approximately 12 p.m. and was missing from the yard shortly after. Gracelyn is a white female, about 4 feet tall, has short blonde hair and brown eyes. Gracelyn was last seen wearing a white shirt, pink shorts, and no shoes. Gracelyn responds to both Gracelyn and Gracie.
Harrison County Sheriff’s Office is searching the area with ATV’s, the helicopter, and on foot. Acadian Medical, Harrison County Fire, and Gulf Coast Rescue are also on scene assisting with the search for Gracelyn. If anyone has any information, please contact the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office at 228-897-13664.
Scott German retweeted
This Navy Sailor with 0 criminal history has been convicted and is serving a 20 year prison sentence for "machine guns" and a "RPG" that he didn't have. I'm not joking or being sarcastic - he did not have a single actual machine gun and even the DOJ couldn't "repair" the RPG to fire an actual RPG round.
Share this everywhere and tag President Trump's advisors. This man should be free today 🦅🇺🇸
Patrick Tate Adamiak
#95252-509
Federal Correctional Institution Fort Dix
PO Box 2000
Joint Base MDL NJ, 08640
TATE’S POINT OF CONTACTS:
Phone monitored by Tate’s family: 570-350-9732
FreedomForTate@gmail.com
Scott German retweeted
Elijanah was last seen on January 1, 2025 in Florence, #Kansas.
bit.ly/4ah7Az4
Scott German retweeted
Lazariah has been missing from Glendale, #Arizona since December 9, 2024 and may travel to Phoenix, Arizona.
bit.ly/3C9Wmjb
Seem awfully dry for this time of year anyone else seeing same thing? Local coop dumped little over 200,000 bu today average was 10.8%
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Woodbury, Plymouth, Sioux, Lyon,Osceola, Dickinson counties 15 stops 183 avg yield 961 pod count. Lots of variability across the region
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the good bad ugly from Grand Island to Neb City 20 stops 173 bu Avg 13 irrigated 7 dry land PFtour#24
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