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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.

United statesPretty prairieMatthew laraMichael kleinhenzChristine fernandoBradon wiensKansas state universityUs meat animal research centerNational weather serviceKansas department of healthKansas departmentNational weatherKansas stateAnimal research centerHutchinson newsChad basinger

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.

United statesPretty prairieMatthew laraMichael kleinhenzChristine fernandoBradon wiensKansas state universityUs meat animal research centerNational weather serviceKansas department of healthKansas departmentNational weatherKansas stateAnimal research centerHutchinson newsChad basinger

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.

United statesPretty prairieMatthew laraMichael kleinhenzChristine fernandoBradon wiensKansas state universityUs meat animal research centerNational weather serviceKansas department of healthKansas departmentNational weatherKansas stateAnimal research centerHutchinson newsChad basinger

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.

United statesPretty prairieMatthew laraMichael kleinhenzChristine fernandoBradon wiensKansas state universityUs meat animal research centerNational weather serviceKansas department of healthKansas departmentNational weatherKansas stateAnimal research centerHutchinson newsChad basinger

Kansas researchers find that feeding hemp to cattle mellows the herd

Researchers at Kansas State University said hemp could be a natural way to decrease stress-related respiratory infections and other ailments when cattle are being transported or weaned off their mothers.

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