North Dakota – North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong praised Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s visit to the state for discussions on agricultural practices aimed at improving soil health, farmland productivity and profitability.

In a Nov. 5 post on X, Armstrong said the discussions could help strengthen America’s food supply and support long-term health.

Armstrong also highlighted efforts to expand North Dakota’s Governor’s Legacy Soil Health and Habitat Program, saying the state looks forward to working with federal, state and local partners to promote economic and environmental benefits for farmers, ranchers, sportsmen and residents.

The governor thanked Sen. Kevin Cramer and Black Leg Ranch for hosting the roundtable.