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Montana 's Milk River Project irrigates about 121,000 acres of land along 165 miles of the river from Havre to Nashua .
The failure of the siphoning pipes at the St. Mary Canal on Monday means the project cannot pull water out of the canal at that point and send it into the Milk River .
The U.S. Senate voted by unanimous consent to pass the Fort Belknap Indian Community Water Rights Settlement Act .
Rep. Ryan Zinke , R-Montana, introduced a Fort Belknap water rights settlement bill similar to Tester ’s bill earlier this week .
Zinke 's bill could soon be headed to President Joe Biden's desk.
Tester said earlier this month an $88 million contract was awarded to a construction company to finish the project.
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