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Rules for tick territory revised by Kansas State experts
Kansas State University researchers urge caution as spring rains return to the High Plains. They outline five steps: prevent ticks in grassy areas, avoid skin exposure with protective clothing, use DEET or permethrin, inspect pets daily, and act within 24 hours of a bite. If symptoms appear, seek medical advice and bring a tick for identification when needed.
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Kathleen W. Ward
Kansas State Research and Extension Service
Manhattan
High Plains
Kansas
Ludek Zurek
Kansas State University Research and Extension
Zurek
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