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Having a plan in place for foot-and-mouth disease
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K-State veterinarian Gregg Hanzlicek discusses a cattle disease that is all too active in other parts of the world, but that producers here should give some thought to: foot-and-mouth disease. Hanzlicek talks about having a plan in place, in case this disease ever shows up in the U.S.
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