K-State biologists begin research to explain 15-year decline in Kansas wild turkey population

Biology researchers at Kansas State University will lead a $1.8 million study into causes of the estimated 60% decline in the wild turkey population in the state over the past 15 years. SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE AGRICULTURE PROJECT via KANSAS REFLECTOR
BY TIM CARPENTER Kansas Reflector The $1.8M study to examine habitat, nesting, reproduction factors TOPEKA — Biologists at Kansas State University are responding to a…
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