Kansas health, agriculture officials warn about presence of invasive Asian longhorned tick

Kansas health and agriculture officials say Asian longhorned tick an exotic, invasive species with cattle and human health implications has been identified for the first time in Kansas. The tick was tested after taken from a dog in Franklin County. (Kansas State University)
By Tim Carpenter Kansas Reflector TOPEKA — Kansas officials issued a public notice after testing confirmed the invasive Asian longhorned tick was identified in Franklin…

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