As U.S. Border Reopens to Mexican Cattle, Concerns Persist Over Screwworm Spread

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As the U.S.-Mexican border prepares to reopen for cattle trade, concerns remain regarding the potential spread of the screwworm. This insect pest has historically caused significant damage to livestock in both countries. Despite successful farming practices and control measures, the risk of reintroduction remains a worry for farmers and agricultural officials.