The USDA is demanding that Mexico lift its restrictions that prevent the department from protecting American cattle from New World screwworm. Ethan Lane with the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association says the U.S. needs cooperation from Mexico’s government. “To allow the flights that are needed to drop these sterile male screwworm flies on the population of […]
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