USDA to fund Arizona facility to fight New World screwworm
The USDA will fund a new facility in Arizona to fight the New World screwworm. The facility will be used to release sterile flies to combat the pest. The project will cost $25 million.
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The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) will fund a new facility in Arizona. The facility will help fight the New World screwworm, a pest that harms animals. The project will cost $25 million.
Why it matters
This project is important because it will help protect animals in Arizona from the New World screwworm.
- What is the New World screwworm?
- The New World screwworm is a pest that harms animals.
- Why is the USDA funding this project?
- The USDA is funding this project to help protect animals in Arizona from the New World screwworm.
- How much will the project cost?
- The project will cost $25 million.
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The importance of the project for Arizona's animal health
Sources1TypeAngleThe Hillemphasizes the project's benefits for Arizona's animal health