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Mosquitoes & more: Big Country workshop focuses on disease-carrying pests

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ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - The Taylor County Agricultural Extension Office hosted a seminar on pest control to educate participants about pesticides and the insects that spread disease. The agriculture industry is facing many challenges. While weather and the lack of moisture play a large factor in those challenges right now, farmers and ranchers' concerns also encompass pest insects and their effect on the wellness of their crops and livestoc…

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Mosquitoes & more: Big Country workshop focuses on disease-carrying pests

ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - The Taylor County Agricultural Extension Office hosted a seminar on pest control to educate participants about pesticides and the insects that spread disease. The agriculture industry is facing many challenges. While weather and the lack of moisture play a large factor in those challenges right now, farmers and ranchers' concerns also encompass pest insects and their effect on the wellness of their crops and livestoc…

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