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Anja Raudabaugh discusses the New World Screwworm detection in Texas and its implications for California dairy, introduces new field reps, and reviews the state budget developments in Sacramento.

Western United Dairies CEO Anja Raudabaugh joins the podcast to cover three pressing topics: a confirmed New World Screwworm detection in Texas and what it means for California dairy operations, two new State Farmer Field Representatives joining the WUD team, and a quick read on the state budget and what's moving and stalling in Sacramento. New World Screwworm: What You Need to Know A confirmed case of New World Screwworm was detected in a three-week-old calf in Zavala County, Texas, on the evening of June 2nd. USDA and CDFA have activated response protocols, and while there are no confirmed cases in California, dairy farmers who move animals in and out of Texas need to act now. California movement requirements from the infected zone: A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) must include a statement that all animals were inspected and found free of screwworm infestation A California entry permit must be requested from CDFA at least 48–72 hours before movement begins; the permit number must appear on the CVI Animals must be individually inspected within five days of arrival by an authorized inspector Animals must receive treatment effective against screwworm (note: topical…

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