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K-State beef cattle experts suggest Theileria may be spreading by more than just ticks.

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Larger cows must wean heavier calves to justify higher maintenance costs. Track individual productivity for better decisions.

Producers must report the number of sows onsite for commercial sow farms or the number of show pigs for exhibition swine.

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