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    This publication explains the effects of cattle tick fever on livestock and property owners. Topics include prevention, disease spread, quarantines, and treatment. (2 pages)...
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    In much of Texas, thrips are a minor pest of early-season seedling cotton, but can be severe in areas prone to cool, wet conditions when plant growth slows down. This...
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    Aphids damage cotton by sucking sap from plants, stunting plant growth and yield, and fouling leaves and bolls with honeydew, all of which translates into economic loss for cotton producers....
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    This publication explains the best techniques for minimizing mosquito problems after a flood. (2 Pages)...
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    Esta publicacion explica las mejores tecnicas para minimizar los problemas de mosquitos despues de una inundacion. (2 Paginas)...
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    A los pocos dias de una gran tormenta o huracan, los tejanos deben estar preparados para dos tipos principales de mosquitos: los mosquitos de agua de inundacion, que pueden emerger...
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    Areas flooded after a severe storm are prone to mosquito problems. Several mosquito species are a danger to humans because of the diseases they transmit. This publication explains the symptoms...
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    Las areas inundadas despues de una tormenta severa son propensas a problemas de mosquitos. Varias especies de mosquitos son un peligro para los humanos debido a las enfermedades que transmiten....
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    There are three kinds of human lice. Their common names describe their preferred feeding sites: head lice, body lice, and pubic or crab lice. Lice thrive at 82 to 86...
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    Wasps are more often a problem around homes than honey bees, but bees do sometimes swarm or build nests near homes, or even in the walls of homes and other...