A proposal to give research money to North Dakota’s wine industry doesn’t sit well with the chairman of the state senate’s agriculture committee.
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A proposal to give research money to North Dakota’s wine industry doesn’t sit well with the chairman of the state senate’s agriculture committee.
Park River republican Joe Miller says the $100,000 grant is “ridiculous”.
Miller says the grape growers don’t have a good plan, and they’re not willing to put their own money into the research effort.
But the senate voted 26-to-20 to approve the $100,000 in grant money.
It’s part of a bill that requires North Dakota’s agriculture commissioner to appoint a grape and wine advisory committee.
The bill now goes to the North Dakota house for additional work.
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