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Kansas Farmers urged to curb West Nile mosquitoes
Kansas State University entomologists advise producers to remove standing water from ponds tanks stockyards and tires to prevent West Nile mosquito breeding. They note drought reduces risk but irrigated fields boost mosquito numbers and urge careful use of chemicals with attention to animal waste lagoons and tires. A toll free hotline exists for reporting dead birds as an early virus indicator.
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