2 days agoOklahoma and Texas Collaborate Against New World Screwworm Threat
Oklahoma and Texas are responding to the detection of the New World Screwworm, a threat to livestock. This coordinated effort entails increased procurement for pest detection, veterinary services, and agriculture biosecurity measures to safeguard local economies in the region.
22 days agoUSDA Initiates Urgent Screwworm Eradication Efforts in Texas
The USDA's APHIS detected New World screwworm in Texas, necessitating immediate containment and eradication strategies. This outbreak will likely prompt significant procurement opportunities in pest control and livestock health monitoring services for vendors in the region.
69 days agoConstruction Begins on $750M USDA Fly Production Facility in Texas
The USDA and USACE have launched a $750 million sterile fly production facility in Texas, targeting the New World Screwworm threat to agriculture. The project emphasizes federal commitment to agricultural biosecurity, presenting opportunities for contractors in construction and pest management sectors.