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USDA Addresses Concerns Over Screwworm Proximity to Texas Border
The USDA reports that the New World screwworm is now 25 miles from the Texas border, prompting concerns about its impact on the livestock industry. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins highlighted the USDA's communication efforts while state Rep. Don McLaughlin criticized the federal response as inadequate. The current sterile fly production capacity in Texas is significantly lower than during past outbreaks.
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The USDA reports that the New World screwworm is now 25 miles from the Texas border, prompting concerns about its impact on the livestock industry. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins highlighted the USDA's communication efforts while state Rep. Don McLaughlin criticized the federal response as inadequate. The current sterile fly production capacity in Texas is significantly lower than during past outbreaks.
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