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The New World screwworm has been confirmed in Texas, leading to an emergency response from the USDA. This pest poses a threat to cattle, and its detection comes as the U.S. beef herd is at a historic low and prices are high. The USDA's plan focuses on treating affected animals rather than culling them.
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The New World screwworm has been confirmed in Texas, leading to an emergency response from the USDA. This pest poses a threat to cattle, and its detection comes as the U.S. beef herd is at a historic low and prices are high. The USDA's plan focuses on treating affected animals rather than culling them.
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New World screwworm confirmed in Texas, stoking fresh cattle fears
New World screwworm detected in Texas, prompting emergency response