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The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station is directing the state's tick testing program, serving the state of Connecticut.

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 14
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The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station is directing the state's tick testing program, serving the state of Connecticut.

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  1. Molaei is now leading the tick surveillance program at CAES.1 source
  2. Testing bio-control methods for invasive hydrilla in the Connecticut River, which is a major economic contributor.Sub-event
  3. Vector-borne disease cases are rising in Connecticut, involving Control Data Corporation.1 source
  4. Tick testing program overseen by the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station.1 source

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