BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Canadian Pacific Railway told a federal oversight board Friday that moving fertilizer for spring planting does not present a “significant challenge” for the railroad.

“We are ready to move fertilizer and plant nutrients as they are presented to the railway,” Keith Creel, the Calgary, Alberta-based railroad’s president and chief operating officer told the Surface Transportation Board.

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