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Researchers Predict Spread of Invasive Long-Horned Ticks
Kansas Ag Connection - 02/15/2019
A recently invaded tick species known as the long-horned tick could establish itself in wide swathes of North America -- if they are transported accidentally. This prediction was published in a new study in Nature's Scientific Reports by Ram Raghavan, assistant professor at the Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine, and his international team of collaborators.
"The long-horned tick is a . . .
Senate Passes Bipartisan PRIA Reauthorization
Kansas Ag Connection - 02/15/2019
Changing Hearts Through Plant Thinking
Kansas Ag Connection - 02/15/2019
Great Plains Grazing Webinar on Water Intake
Kansas Ag Connection - 02/15/2019
Wonders of Engineering to be Showcased at KU
Kansas Ag Connection - 02/15/2019
Study Confirms Experimental Transmission of ASF Through Feed
Kansas Ag Connection - 02/14/2019
Roberts, Stabenow, Udall Introduce PRIA
Kansas Ag Connection - 02/14/2019
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St. Louis Fed Shows 20 Consecutive Quarters of Farm Income Declines
USAgNet - 02/15/2019
Trump Considers 60-Day Extension for China Tariff Deadline
USAgNet - 02/15/2019
USDA Prioritizes Telemedicine to Address Rural Opioid Crisis
USAgNet - 02/15/2019
Study Reaffirms Environmental Benefits of RFS
USAgNet - 02/15/2019
CME Reports 4Q & Full-Year 2018 Financial Results
USAgNet - 02/15/2019
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