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  1. Texas and New Mexico are facing specific challenges related to the New World screwworm, impacting herd management and market pressures.

Cattle imports from Mexico are affecting U.S. beef supply, while Texas and New Mexico face screwworm parasite concerns.

10 reports, 6 independent Updated Sep 4
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Cattle imports from Mexico are affecting U.S. beef supply, while Texas and New Mexico face screwworm parasite concerns.

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TexasNew Mexicoagriculture

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  1. Disease outbreak forces trade suspensions on imports from Mexico.1 source
  2. Hatch Green Chiles are being moved from New Mexico to Texas.Sub-event
  3. Sid Miller praised the resumption of cattle imports from Mexico, following a meeting between border leaders.Sub-event
  4. Parasitic fly outbreak affecting cattle herds in Texas.1 source
  5. Cattle imports affect beef supply; Texas and New Mexico face screwworm concerns.1 source
  6. New world screwworm fly outbreaks are impacting the cattle industry in Texas.1 source

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