Screwworm Detected Near U.S. Border, Texas Ranchers on Alert
The New World screwworm, a dangerous parasite for livestock, has been detected in Mexico close to the U.S. border. Texas agriculture officials are urging ranchers to monitor their animals for signs of infestation.
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Screwworm Detected Near U.S. Border, Texas Ranchers Urged to Monitor Livestock
Screwworm Detected Near U.S. Border, Texas Ranchers on Alert
USDA warns of flesh-eating screwworm found just 25 miles from US border
USDA warns of flesh-eating screwworm found just 25 miles from US border
USDA warns of flesh-eating screwworm found just 25 miles from US border
Flesh-eating screwworm detected 25 miles from US border in Mexico, USDA says
USDA warns of flesh-eating screwworm found just 25 miles from US border
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