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New K-State research seeks to help children breathe easier and avoid respiratory infection

Respiratory syncytial virus, more commonly known as RSV, sends thousands of young children to the hospital each year, and treatment options remain limited....

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From Kampala to Kansas Fields

From Kampala to the Kansas prairie, Rayhaan Kabenge— a graduate assistant with the Testing Ag Performance Solutions team at Kansas State University — is...

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Despite historic demand, beef supply remains low, and prices stay high. Here's why.

From weeknight ground beef to special-occasion steaks, consumers continue to see higher prices at the meat counter. K-State ag economist and Meat Demand Monitor...

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Investing in Kansas' first line of defense against animal disease

The Kansas Veterinary Diagnostic Lab drives $2.5 billion in economic value for the state and is set to grow with a new $128 million facility at K-State.

A rancher walks toward the camera along a dirt road next to cattle pens, with the cattle sticking their heads through gaps and over the bunks.