The New World screwworm fly has been confirmed in U.S. cattle. This pest was first detected at the Guatemalan-Mexican border in 2024 and has been moving north since then.
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New World Screwworm Fly Detected in U.S. Cattle
The New World screwworm fly has been identified in U.S. cattle, marking a significant development since its initial detection at the Guatemalan-Mexican border in 2024. The pest's movement northward raises concerns for livestock health.
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Flesh-Eating Pest Confirmed in U.S. Cattle
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New World Screwworm Fly Detected in U.S. Cattle