Screwworm Could Be at the Center of Next U.S. Outbreak
TEXAS, UNITED STATES, JUL 30 – Texas officials and ranchers warn that sterile fly production meets only 20% of demand as the screwworm threatens cattle herds and import bans disrupt trade, officials said.
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Screwworm could be at the center of next U.S. outbreak
AUSTIN, Texas — First came bird flu, which led to the culling of large swaths of the nation's poultry flocks and the soaring egg prices that helped undermine President Joe Biden's re-election bid. Now, ranchers in Texas and officials at…
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Read Full ArticleBird Flu May Have Disappeared, But A Parasite "Screwworm" Has Come For The Beef
Beef ranchers in Mexico have been struggling with a parasite called a “screwworm”. The flesh-eating parasite has been infecting cattle to the point that the United States has banned entry into the country from Mexican-raised beef cattle. Edi Valencia Santos, a rancher and caretaker, said that Mexican government officials have come to his community to talk to people with livestock, but so far without resources. He has had five infected animals on…
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