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  • FAO and IAEA launch project to combat screwworm outbreak
  • Neogen expands FIFRA 2(ee) recommendations to counter threat
  • Lacewing field day focuses on release strategies

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beefmagazine.com /3 weeks ago

FAO and IAEA launch project to combat screwworm outbreak

Five-year, $1M project includes improving tools and methods for mass-rearing, sterilization and release of flies.

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beefmagazine.com /3 weeks ago

Neogen expands FIFRA 2(ee) recommendations to counter threat

Availability of recommendations for use of fly control options expanded to Texas and Florida to help animal owners fight screwworm.

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goodfruit.com /2 weeks ago

Lacewing field day focuses on release strategies

Lacewings love to eat the aphids that apple growers want to keep in check in organic orchards.  That part sounds simple, but figuring out how to use commercially reared lacewings [...

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tulsatoday.com /1 month ago

Livestock Insects Research Lab Opens

The USDA's Agricultural Research Service opened the Knipling-Bushland U.S. Livestock Insects Research Laboratory, a facility dedicated to developing pest control technologies for t...

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beefmagazine.com /1 month ago

USDA appoints New World screwworm preparedness advisor

John Bellinger will help further drive effort to explore all available technologies to combat the pest.

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fastcompany.com /2 weeks ago

The USDA is preparing to release 180 million flies. Here’s why

In an effort to combat the threat of flesh-eating parasitic flies, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has turned to a surprising solution: sterile flies. On June 27, the...

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beefmagazine.com /1 week ago

FFAR research to advance more effective screwworm control

Agragene and NC State partner on $300K grant to test use of CRISPR technology to produce sterile, virile male flies.

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beefmagazine.com /1 month ago

USDA opens research lab to combat livestock pests

State-of-the-art Knipling-Bushland U.S. Livestock Insects Research Lab will focus on fly and tick pests threatening cattle industry.

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wired.com /1 month ago

The US Has a Plan to Combat Screwworm. It Involves a Lot More Flies

Releasing sterilized flies can crash a local population of flesh-eating screwworms. But the US currently has limited capacity to produce them.

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goodfruit.com /1 month ago

Field days on June 24, 25 highlight learnings on lacewings in Washington orchards

Growers and pest consultants who want to learn more about using lacewings for biological control can attend field days scheduled June 24 and 25 in Washington apple orchards. The fi...

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agriland.ie /4 days ago

Sterile insects – keeping the screwworm fly out of Europe?

Some agricultural bodies are betting big on the sterile insect technique (SIT) to tackle pests, especially in the fight against screwworm flies. For instance, on Tuesday (July 7) t...

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floraldaily.com /1 week ago

Earlier detection of whitefly with pheromone technology

Whitefly remains a persistent challenge in many crops in the Netherlands. Beyond the direct feeding damage they cause, whiteflies can also transmit various plant viruses, making ea...

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foodsafetynews.com /3 weeks ago

Sunday Edition: Screwworm Part 2

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller contends that the USDA’s response to the screwworm’s arrival in the USA relies too heavily on an “ineffective approach.”

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khon2.com /2 weeks ago

USDA opens facility producing millions of sterile flies as screwworm cases rise

New $21 million facility aims to produce millions of sterile flies to stop the spread of flesh-eating livestock parasite.

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food-safety.com /2 weeks ago

Fly Control in Food Processing Facilities: Managing Seasonal Food Safety Risks

Fly control is critical to food safety. Orkin Commercial's IPM programs help food processing facilities address moisture, organic buildup, and access points before they create cont...

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arizonadailyindependent.com /1 month ago

CBP Agents Nab Unique Pest in Shipment of Leafy Greens at Port of Nogales

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wkbn.com /2 weeks ago

USDA opens facility producing millions of sterile flies as screwworm cases rise

New $21 million facility aims to produce millions of sterile flies to stop the spread of flesh-eating livestock parasite.

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kxan.com /3 weeks ago

Debate over sterilized screwworm flies plays out in Texas Capitol

Texas lawmakers heard competing approaches Thursday for how to combat the New World screwworm, as federal officials defended the U.S. Department of Agriculture's current eradicatio...

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airfactsjournal.com /2 weeks ago

The Bug

The Bug Air Facts Journal An insect in the cockpit should be a minor distraction. Unless you're flying with Piet, a pilot whose war against creepy-crawlies would leave a Comanche f...

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tpr.org /1 month ago

Here's what officials are doing to stop the spread of New World screwworm in Texas

Officials are increasing trapping efforts, establishing quarantine zones and releasing millions of sterile flies after New World screwworm was confirmed in South Texas.

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ksn.com /2 weeks ago

USDA opens facility producing millions of sterile flies as screwworm cases rise

New $21 million facility aims to produce millions of sterile flies to stop the spread of flesh-eating livestock parasite.

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floraldaily.com /6 days ago

Common garden flower can tip the scales against thrips

"Thrips can cause significant damage and yield losses either by direct damage, such as feeding marks on the crop, or by indirect damage through acting as a virus vector, spreading...

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landscapemanagement.net /1 week ago

The secret to season-long fire ant control for lawn care professionals

Control fire ants colonies before they spread with the help of Doxem Plus Fire Ant Bait from Quali-Pro. <p>The post The secret to season-long fire ant control for lawn care...

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agrilifetoday.tamu.edu /1 month ago

Texas A&M Regent John Bellinger to lead fight against New World screwworm

U.S. Department of Agriculture selects Texas cattleman, food industry entrepreneur to drive response The post Texas A&M Regent John Bellinger to lead fight against New World sc...

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