Missouri initiates New World screwworm plan

Missouri has activated a plan to help detect, contain and manage New World screwworm if it gets closer to the state. Ag Director Chris Chinn tells Brownfield “Any warm-blooded species that is going to be traveling to Missouri from Texas is going to require a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection that includes a statement: all animals […]

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