New Mexico Livestock Board issues livestock emergency over screwworm
State livestock officials are moving to respond to New World screwworm after a confirmed case in southeastern New Mexico.
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State livestock officials are moving to respond to New World screwworm after a confirmed case in southeastern New Mexico.
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