Missouri has tightened its import requirements for animals coming from states where New World screwworm is present. State veterinarian Dr. Steve Strubberg tells Brownfield and the changes reflect the growing number of infested areas. “Anything coming from those particular states from outside the infested zones, we have just tightened up that to be sure that […]
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