Mexico has confirmed eight new cases of New World screwworm in Tamaulipas, which borders Texas. Josh Maples, an ag economist with Mississippi State University Extension, says continued detections create additional questions in the cattle industry. “If and when the border is going to reopen, I think that’s really uncertain, especially with the cases popping up […]

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