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The New World screwworm has been detected in Texas for the first time since 1966, posing a threat to the cattle industry. The USDA is implementing measures to control the parasite, including releasing sterilized flies and establishing a quarantine zone. Experts warn that an outbreak could lead to significant financial losses for the livestock sector and increase beef prices.
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The New World screwworm has been detected in Texas for the first time since 1966, posing a threat to the cattle industry. The USDA is implementing measures to control the parasite, including releasing sterilized flies and establishing a quarantine zone. Experts warn that an outbreak could lead to significant financial losses for the livestock sector and increase beef prices.
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New World screwworm detected in Texas, posing threat to cattle industry