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one hundred acres of farmland 50 miles from the canadian00mi border. they were even more incensed when the state s attorney t got to the bottom of who is behind this bill gates, the man who is pushing for the u.s. to move 100% of artificial beef purchased the land underl something called red river trust. isn t that cute?d the nowland u while the transfer of ownership to the trust breaks no north dakotaa laws, gates has has proven that it has proved that it s not in violation of corporate farming laws. so has f he done? joining joining me now, it s north dakota commissioner of agriculture gary. doug, how are your constituents reacting to their possible new neighbor and why the secrecy about the eventual ownershipal here ? yeah, hard to say why i would i would say it s a land transaction generally aren t that public, but somebody s