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Kansas cattle: At least 2,000 cattle dead in heat wave, state reports

There were at least 2,000 cattle deaths in southwest Kansas last weekend, Kansas Department of Health and Environment spokesperson Matthew Lara said.

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Thousands of Cattle Found Dead Due to Heat Stress [Video]

An estimated 10,000 head of cattle has suddenly died throughout Kansas as a result of what experts are calling Heat Stress.

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Thousands of Cattle Found Dead Due to Heat Stress [Video]

An estimated 2,000 head of cattle has suddenly died throughout Kansas as a result of what experts are calling Heat Stress.

United statesMatthew laraScott lewisHumane society of the united statesKansas department of healthKansas livestock association scarlett haginsKansas state university extensionKansas departmentKansas livestock association scarlettHumane society

Thousands of Cattle Found Dead Due to Heat Stress [Video]

An estimated 2,000 head of cattle has suddenly died throughout Kansas as a result of what experts are calling Heat Stress.

United statesMatthew laraScott lewisHumane society of the united statesKansas department of healthKansas livestock association scarlett haginsKansas state university extensionKansas departmentKansas livestock association scarlettHumane society

Thousands of Cattle Found Dead Due to Heat Stress [Video]

An estimated 2,000 head of cattle has suddenly died throughout Kansas as a result of what experts are calling Heat Stress.

United statesMatthew laraScott lewisHumane society of the united statesKansas department of healthKansas livestock association scarlett haginsKansas state university extensionKansas departmentKansas livestock association scarlettHumane society

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