US EditionMexican Authorities Detect Another Case of New World Screwworm
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Mexican authorities detect another case of New World screwworm
“Feeder futures were sharply higher yesterday, and live cattle closed above last week’s highs, keeping the edge with the bulls,” the Hightower Report said. “For the second time in the last couple weeks, Mexican authorities have detected another case of…
A new case of cattle sweeper worm (GBG) has been detected in the state of Nuevo León this Sunday, in the municipality of Montemorelos, about 80 kilometers southwest of the capital, Monterrey. “The larvae were dead or dying as a result of the application of mandatory treatments. This case has no relation to the one detected on September 20 in Sabinas, Hidalgo, which was already declared inactive,” said Agriculture Secretary Julio Berdegué, on Mon…
EU considers 'isolated' the case of the detected sweeper worm in Montemorelos, Nuevo Le n, but send personnel to verify.
The National Service for Health, Safety and Food Quality (Senasica) confirmed a second positive case of cattle-sweeping worm in Nuevo León, specifically in the municipalities of Sabinas Hidalgo and Montemorelos. This finding ignites alerts due to its proximity to the U.S. border, a region previously considered free from the plague. According to information from the Group of Agricultural Market Consultants (GCMA), the case detected in Nuevo León …
A case of the cattle sweeper worm was detected yesterday in the municipality of Montemorelos, Nuevo León on a ranch belonging to the Denes company, but the larvae were dead, confirmed the National Service of Health, Safety and Agrofood Quality (Senasica). After the application of ivermectina and the larvicide bath that are implemented mandatory, the larvae were dead.
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