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(May 14, 2022) Justin Talley, OSU Extension livestock entomologist and department head, says the recent hot days with high humidity are the perfect environment for tick and flies to grow and spread.…
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We hear from Justin Talley, OSU Extension livestock entomologist, about fall and winter options for managing pests in horses, cattle and pets.
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Justin Talley has information about the Asian Longhorned tick and Dr. Barry Whitworth explains how it impacts livestock.
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Justin Talley talks about external and internal parasites in livestock and how to know if they are impacting your cattle.
For more information visit http://livestockbugs.okstate.edu
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Dr. Susan Little shares her enthusiasm for studying ticks and tick-borne diseases and how they affect both animals and people.
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Have you ever found a tick on your pet or yourself? With the explosion in tick populations and increasing geographic distribution in the tick species, more people and and more animals are at risk of…
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Doctors are seeing a spike in tick borne illnesses in Oklahoma. One OSU researcher is tracking the movement of the tick population. Here's the story from KOCO 5 News in Oklahoma City....
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We talk with Justin Talley about ticks and how they impact people. https://news.okstate.edu/articles/agricultural-sciences-natural-resources/2018/18_when_ticks_bite.html …
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We talk about ticks and flies on livestock with Justin Talley.
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The connection between your favorite food and a tick bite is tied closer than you would expect.
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Justin Talley says there are more hiding spots for ticks on livestock than just the ears. He shows us where to look.
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SUNUP talks ticks with Dr. Susan Little, of Oklahoma State University’s Center for Veterinary Health Sciences.
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Learn about ticks and what to do when they get on livestock and humans.
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Justin Talley shows us how to identify and treat the ticks appearing this season on horses and cattle.
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Dr. Lindsay Starkey, veterinary parasitology resident, explains her research thesis on ticks in 3 minutes.
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