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Monday, December 30, 2019
Ran out of propane last night, my bad. Fought pilot light all day just took patience, what doesn't?
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6 Spot barrows on the rail because consistency is what we do at Team Loos
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Sunday, December 29, 2019
We have gotten a foot of snow today and I started moving it saw a beautiful blue depth.
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Saturday, December 28, 2019
Snow is acceptable ice NEVER
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Part 2 of the usefulness of the Checkoff.
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Written for the High Plains Journal Dec 21, 2019 Don’t sleep at the wheel I feel compelled to follow up on last week’s piece wit...
Have we outlived the real usefulness of the Checkoff?
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Originally written for the High Plains Journal Dec 15, 2019 How is that working for ya? In the past 20 years I have come to learn ...
Test of the Emergency Loos Tales system
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This is only a test. The New Year is bringing about a commitment of better blogging information for the consuming public. Thank you
Sunday, September 10, 2017
United States keeps Japan fed
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Hon. Yoji Muto shares that Japan consistently imports $14.5 Billion more in agricultural products than we export anually to U.S.
Nebraska values attract and parallel Japan
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Governor Pete Ricketts shares why Japanese investors are largest foreign investors in Nebraska. $4.4 billion in Japan businesses investmen...
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It is impossible to drive across Northern IN without being impressed with the manufacturing base. The Indiana Gov Eric Holcomb just summar...
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Delegations from Midwestern states including IL, IN, OH, MI, MN, WI, IA and Nebraska have a total of 181 people joining friends in Japan s...
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