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Nebraska farmers spoke with Sens. Pete Ricketts and John Thune on rising input costs, concerns about protecting agricultural workers from deportation, and more.

Max Williamsis your Sarpy County neighborhood reporter. He's passionate about issues like safety, local development, the economy, and uplifting stories about our neighbors.

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