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· manhattan, kan. · the kansas department of agriculture’s division of animal health announced on wednesday, july 23, that it has been notified of two separate events in which horses tested … · the kansas department of agriculture division of animal health has received notification of a confirmed case of west nile virus (wnv) in a horse in harper county. (ksnw) — two horses in kansas have tested positive for serious diseases, prompting action from the kansas department of agriculture. Kansas continues to be brucellosis, tuberculosis and pseudorabies free due to a diligent effort to eradicate infectious and contagious livestock diseases throughout the state. · the kda says that the virus can be transmitted from an infected equine to a “clean” equine by biting flies, the use of unsterilized or contaminated medical instruments, or through … The kansas department of agriculture reports cases of west nile virus in horses in four counties: (kwch) - the kansas department of agriculture reports cases of west nile virus in horses in four counties: Barber, butler, douglas and pratt, at the time of … For more local news fr. · the kansas department of agriculture has now identified positive cases of vesicular stomatitis virus in 20 counties in kansas. Kda’s division of animal health continues … Barber, butler, douglas and pratt. · the kansas department of agriculture-division of animal health (dah) has been notified of two separate cases in which horses have tested positive for reportable diseases. (ksnw) — two horses in kansas have tested positive for serious diseases, prompting action from the kansas department of agriculture (kda).