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Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God. So this Summer has come and gone in a blur. It was full of weddings, family visits and road trips to see dear friends. It was so much fun and definitely one of the busiest summers I have had in a long time. Melissa was afraid we would tip the canoe. We would never do that, would we? We even went to baseball game the Twins vs the Yankees. Thanks Putnam for takin us.
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Economics of agricultural development. Investigating the role of economics in tackling issues in global agricultural development. Tuesday, May 6, 2014. Africa in a month. This past March, K-State send me to Africa for a month. It was one great adventure. Here are a few details! Though not very evident from the picture, South Africa is the corn capital of Africa. The highlight of my trip? Getting to see my Uncle Tom and Aunt Marcy in Niamey, Africa! Also, I must note that Niger has been extremely blessed.CONTENT
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Sunday, May 3, 2015. Some are raised locally and others are imported from neighboring countries. The vendors do a brisk market with people walking or driving by or taxis pulling over to allow their clients to buy up a dishful or two.
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