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Goat number 1982 looks out from a pen at Kansas State University's Sheep and Goat facility on Feb 12, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Goat number 1030 looks out from a pen at Kansas State University's Sheep and Goat facility on Feb 12, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Goat number 1030 looks out from a pen at Kansas State University's Sheep and Goat facility on Feb 12, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Three sheep look out from their pen at Kansas State University's Sheep and Goat facility on Feb 12, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Two sheep stand in their pen at Kansas State University's Sheep and Goat facility on Feb 12, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Sheep stand around at Kansas State University's Sheep and Goat facility on Feb 12, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Sheep stand around at Kansas State University's Sheep and Goat facility on Feb 12, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Three sheep look out from their pen at Kansas State University's Sheep and Goat facility on Feb 12, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Logan Drake, senior in animal science, and Dan Johnson, senior in agribusiness, feed beef cows at K-State's Purebred Beef Teaching Unit on Feb. 20, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Cows at the K-State Beef Unit look up from their corn feed on Feb. 20 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Logan Drake, senior in animal science, and Dan Johnson, senior in agribusiness, feed beef cows at K-State's Purebred Beef Teaching Unit on Feb. 20, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Kendra Pryor, junior in animal science, feeds one of the pregnant cows at the K-State dairy farm. These cows have highly regulated diets so they can be researched and are only allowed to eat out of their specifed food bin. (Regan Tokos | The Royal Purple)
Kendra Pryor, junior in animal science, feeds one of the pregnant cows at the K-State dairy farm. These cows have highly regulated diets so they can be researched and are only allowed to eat out of their specifed food bin. (Regan Tokos | The Royal Purple)
Kendra Pryor, junior in animal science, feeds one of the pregnant cows at the K-State dairy farm. These cows have highly regulated diets so they can be researched and are only allowed to eat out of their specifed food bin. (Regan Tokos | The Royal Purple)
Kendra Pryor, junior in animal science, pets some of the young cows at the K-State dairy farm on Jan 29, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Royal Purple)
Kendra Pryor, junior in animal science, pets some of the young cows at the K-State dairy farm on Jan 29, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Royal Purple)
Eulises Corrales, agricultural technician, and Jocelyn Flowers, senior in animal science and industry, milk K-State dairy cows on Jan. 29, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Royal Purple)
Eulises Corrales, agricultural technician, and Jocelyn Flowers, senior in animal science and industry, milk K-State dairy cows on Jan. 29, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Royal Purple)
Eulises Corrales, agricultural technician, and Jocelyn Flowers, senior in animal science and industry, milk K-State dairy cows on Jan. 29, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Royal Purple)
Jocelyn Flowers, senior in animal science and industry, milks K-State dairy cows on Jan. 29, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Royal Purple)
Jocelyn Flowers, senior in animal science and industry, milks K-State dairy cows on Jan. 29, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Royal Purple)
Eulises Corrales, agricultural technician, and Jocelyn Flowers, senior in animal science and industry, milk K-State dairy cows on Jan. 29, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Royal Purple)
Eulises Corrales, agricultural technician, and Jocelyn Flowers, senior in animal science and industry, milk K-State dairy cows on Jan. 29, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Royal Purple)
Piglets lay next to their mothers at K-State's Swine Teaching and Research Center on Feb. 27, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Piglets stand next to their mothers at K-State's Swine Teaching and Research Center on Feb. 27, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Dylan Goeckel, senior in agribusiness, stands in front of the farrowing house at K-State's swine teaching and research center on Feb. 27, 2017. Dylan is one of the many K-State students who works with the animals regularly. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
A pig stands at K-State's Swine Teaching and Research Center on Feb 27, 2017. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Dylan Goeckel, senior in agribusiness, stands in front of the farrowing house at K-State's swine teaching and research center on Feb. 27, 2017. Dylan is one of the many K-State students who works with the animals regularly. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
Dylan Goeckel, senior in agribusiness, holds a piglet inside the farrowing house at K-State's swine teaching and research center on Feb. 27, 2017. Dylan is one of the many K-State students who works with the animals regularly. (Regan Tokos | The Collegian)
