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No Ban Coming After New Case of Mexican Screwworm

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(NAFB.com) – Another case of New World screwworm was found in a Mexican cow south of the border. Despite that, USDA says it won’t limit cattle imports from Mexico. Reuters says U.S. cattle supplies in recent months grew tight after Washington blocked Mexican livestock shipments into the U.S. in late November due to the screwworm. The World Organization for Animal Health says the disease was found in a cow located in the Mexican state of Tabasco.…
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No Ban Coming After New Case of Mexican Screwworm

(NAFB.com) – Another case of New World screwworm was found in a Mexican cow south of the border. Despite that, USDA says it won’t limit cattle imports from Mexico. Reuters says U.S. cattle supplies in recent months grew tight after Washington blocked Mexican livestock shipments into the U.S. in late November due to the screwworm. The World Organization for Animal Health says the disease was found in a cow located in the Mexican state of Tabasco.…

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Screwworms detected in MX cattle, border remains open

“April live cattle has staged a modest rally today while not surprisingly, feeder cattle are weaker after USDA said they will not close the U.S. border to Mexican cattle despite the new screwworm detection. However, feeder cattle are only giving…

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No ban coming after new case of Mexican screwworm | Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network

Another case of New World screwworm was found in a Mexican cow south of the border. Despite that, USDA says it won’t limit cattle imports from Mexico. Reuters says U.S. cattle supplies in recent months grew tight after Washington blocked Mexican livestock shipments into the U.S. in late November due to the screwworm. The World Organization for Animal Health says the disease was found in a cow located in the Mexican state of Tabasco. The pest can

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