Reopening of Livestock Trade Port in New Mexico | Science-Environment
USDA will start with 750 head a day as it resumes cross-border cattle trade under a phased plan after New World screwworm closures.
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USDA to Reopen New Mexico Port Amid Screwworm Concerns | Science-Environment
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced plans to reopen a New Mexico livestock trade port next week. Closed due to New World screwworm, the port's reopening follows a phased plan initiated in Arizona. Rollins assures swift closures if new threats emerge, emphasizing readiness for future challenges.
The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Brooke Rollins, said on Wednesday (16) that the Department of Agriculture is preparing to reopen a port in New Mexico for cattle trade next week, after the site has been closed due to the presence of the pest new-world bug. Rollins said, during speech at the conference of the Association [...]
Agriculture secretary Brooke Rollins confirmed that the site, closed due to the bug-of-the-new-world parasite, will operate again next week
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