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The USDA has confirmed five cases of screwworm infections in the US, with one case involving a dog and the others in calves in Texas. The resurgence of these flies poses a significant risk to livestock and could have substantial economic implications for the cattle industry in Texas.
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The USDA has confirmed five cases of screwworm infections in the US, with one case involving a dog and the others in calves in Texas. The resurgence of these flies poses a significant risk to livestock and could have substantial economic implications for the cattle industry in Texas.
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