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Arkansas ranchers are being devastated by the Asian longhorned tick

August 05, 2025 04:31 PM

Pests are killing cows in Arkansas and there is no vaccine. Many are unaware the danger posed by Asian longhorned ticks.

Veterinarians explain the dangers thate are leaving ranchers with more questions than answers.

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