<p>Dispatch:OMAHA According to the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, nearly 50% of all agriculture receipts are from livestock sales, making livestock the state’s largest agricultural industry.
</p><p>Canada, Korea, Japan and Mexico are the state’s top four export markets, and, drawing conclusions from this sign in South Omaha, sometimes accidents happen before the livestock reaches its final destination.
</p><p>We’re pretty sure that in relation to this sign the name M Street is just a coincidence.
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