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Ticks in Kansas

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MF2653 Ticks in Kansas

by Cassandra Olds

  • Published Date: Jun 2004
  • Revision Date: Mar 2025
Ticks in Kansas
Ticks in Kansas

Controlling ticks is important not only because they are nuisance parasites of humans and animals, but because they are vectors of bacterial and protozoal microbial pathogens. 6-page, color.

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