Jon Wefald, President of Kansas State University, visits with Chuck Stephens, president of Stephens & Associates, Overland Park, KS at a meeting of more than 200 Kansas advocates who have supported the federal government's selection of Manhattan, KS as the future location for the $650 million National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility (NBAF), The facility will be located adjacent to K-Sate and will serve as the nation's premier research facility for developing vaccines and countermeasures for diseases that threaten livestock and other animals, which agricultural and bioterrorism experts consider an urgent national priority.