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APHIS Modifying Strategy to Combat the New World Screw Worm

Dan March 6, 2025Cattle, Disease, Pest Update

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Courtesy of USDA/APHIS

The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is modifying its strategy to combat the new world screw worm (NWS) by shifting sterile fly dispersal efforts to the northernmost outbreak point in Mexico, due to the pest’s spread northward.

  • Detailed information about screwworms is available on the APHIS and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention websites.
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