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Tick-borne cattle disease continues to spread across four-state region (opens the original)
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(KOAM) - A relatively new tick-borne cattle disease continues to spread across the four-state region, leaving cattle producers and veterinarians searching for answers as confirmed cases mount. Theileria orientalis , transmitted by the Asian longhorn tick, causes weakness and anemia in cattle and can lead to death. Currently, no treatment exists in the United States. According to the USDA, theileria can cause mortality in an average of 1- 5% of infected cattle, and can reach up to a 50 percent
Food pantry ministry grows in Galena as church addresses community hunger (opens the original)
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Galena, Kan. (KOAM) â Rural communities face distinct challenges when it comes to food insecurity, and in Galena, Kansas, one church is taking direct action to address the problem. New Living Faith and Fire Church began four years ago, but recently started a food pantry after recognizing a critical need in the community. Gina Ferris with New Living Faith and Fire said the ministry emerged from a clear calling. "God just opened up a door for us in Galena, Kansas. That's where He's put us," Ferr
Diesel prices spike during harvest season, adding pressure to farmers' budgets (opens the original)
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Diesel prices in Missouri have reached an all-time high of $6.34 per gallon, nearly double the cost from a year ago, hitting farmers during peak harvest season when they consume 60% of their annual diesel supply. Farmers face an estimated additional $10 per acre in fuel costs alone, compounding already elevated input expenses like fertilizer, which has increased roughly 15% compared to last year. Both on-road and off-road diesel prices are surging at a critical time when combines, tractors, and
Service dogs transform lives for local veterans during National Service Dog Month (opens the original)
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JOPLIN, Mo. (KOAM) â For veterans managing the visible and invisible wounds of service, a four-legged companion can mean the difference between isolation and connection, between struggle and stability. Sharon Arner, a service officer with Disabled American Veterans in Joplin, knows this firsthand. Her golden-doodle, Charlie, has become more than a pet. Arner served with the 203rd Engineers in Baghdad, Iraq, where a deployment meant to last six months stretched to 17 months. The experience lef
Alleged feral swine spotted in Wilson County, Kansas raises concerns (opens the original)
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Wilson County, Kan (KOAM) â The discovery of what is believed to be two feral swine on a trail camera in Wilson County has sparked concern among local farmers and residents about the destructive potential of the invasive species. Daryl Donohue, a cattle producer and volunteer with Wilson County Conservation District, says his cattle operation is only a few miles away from where the hogs were spotted. With his fall cow herd beginning its calving season, Donohue is acutely aware of the threat
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