New World screwworm flies are being bred in a facility in Metapa, Mexico, where sterile flies are produced. These sterile flies are released into the wild to gradually decrease the population of the screwworm flies, which are known for causing significant harm to livestock and wildlife. The initiative aims to mitigate the impact of these pests on the agricultural sector.
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Efforts to Control New World Screwworm Flies in Mexico
In Metapa, Mexico, a facility is producing sterile New World screwworm flies to combat the population of these harmful pests. The release of sterile flies into the wild is part of a strategy to reduce their numbers and protect livestock and wildlife.
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Inside the Fight Against a Flesh-Eating Fly in Mexico
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Efforts to Control New World Screwworm Flies in Mexico