South Dakota State Veterinarian Beth Thompson says it’s important the U.S. support Mexico as New World screwworm moves further north. “If we can beat it back south in Mexico, it’s going to do us a big favor here in the United States, but we have to be prepared.” Over the weekend, New World screwworm was confirmed […]
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