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USDA Pledges $25 Million for Douglas Sterile‑Fly Facility and Sets Conditional August 24 Reopening for Cattle Imports

The plan seeks to restart U.S. cattle imports while keeping tight veterinary checks and ongoing trap surveillance to limit screwworm risk.

USDA Schedules Limited Mexican Cattle Imports Through Douglas Port on Aug. 24

U.S. to Reopen Douglas Border Crossing to Mexican Cattle on August 24

USDA Will Reopen Douglas Port for Limited Mexican Cattle Imports on Aug. 24

Argentina Launches Targeted Loans for High‑Genetics Cattle

Mexico and U.S. To Inaugurate Joint Sterile‑Fly Plant in Chiapas

Sonora Breaks Ground on Centro Integral Ganadero

Trump Appoints John Bellinger Senior Adviser to Lead Screwworm Response

Nuevo León Cases Rise to 86 as Sonora Stages Screwworm Response Drill

France Lifts Bovine TB Culling Payout to €3,350 With Retroactive Effect

USDA, Army Corps Break Ground on Texas Sterile Fly Plant to Fight Screwworm

US Weighs Phased Reopening to Mexican Live Cattle, Starting at Lower-Risk Crossings

Russia Pledges Payouts as Cattle Culls Roil Novosibirsk and Quarantines Spread

Senasa Overhauls Livestock Rules With 2027 Shift to Producer-Chosen Accredited Vaccinators

USDA, Army Corps Award Contract for Texas Sterile-Fly Plant

New Vaccine Shipment Accelerates South Africa’s FMD Drive as Farmers Turn to Court

U.S. Opens Texas Center to Disperse Sterile Flies Against Screwworm Threat

Mexico Reports Localized Gains Against Cattle Screwworm as U.S. Keeps Live-Export Hold Near Border

Saudi Arabia Launches Camel Passport Program to Track Herds and Regulate Trade

Groningen Launches €250,000 Fund for Wolf Deterrence on Sheep and Goat Farms