AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLivestock Health Alert: New World screwworm is back in the U.S., with USDA reporting 11 cases in Texas and one in New Mexico, prompting quarantine zones and tighter animal movement rules. NM Response on the Ground: Eunice is described as “ground zero” for New Mexico’s first active response, with a 12-mile quarantine, inspections, and trapping underway after a dog case. Rancher Guidance: Federal officials say sterile-fly releases and fast wound treatment are key, while local cattlemen urge careful herd management and source checks for market animals. Ag Policy & Funding: New Mexico is offering reimbursement for ag businesses to hire interns (up to $15,000 per intern), aiming to build the next workforce. Energy & Infrastructure: SunZia’s wind project began operating, and NextEra commissioned a new transmission line in Lea County—both tied to growth and grid reliability. Weather Risk: Dangerous heat and gusty winds are forecast across New Mexico, raising fire danger.
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