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Texas tightens requirements for Mexican cattle as New World screwworm spreads
Summary by The Houston Editorial Desk Joseph Rowe , as published by FOX 26 Houston
· August 25, 2026
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Texas is tightening import rules on Mexican-origin cattle to protect state livestock from a dangerous, flesh-eating parasite.
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