New Mexico State University
NMSU is a land-grant institution providing research, education, and outreach to support New Mexico communities and agriculture.
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The following organizations provide valuable information and support related to New World Screwworm awareness, animal health, and agricultural research.
NMSU College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences
NMSU ACES drives economic and community development in New Mexico through research, academic programs, and cooperative extension.
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The USDA provides leadership on food, agriculture, natural resources, and rural development, including animal health programs and screwworm eradication efforts.
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Resources for livestock producers, ranchers, and agricultural workers concerned about New World Screwworm.
- USDA APHIS — New World Screwworm Overview
- New Mexico Livestock Board
- NMDA Reporting Form
- Find Your Local NMSU Cooperative Extension Office
- NWS Identification Handout (PDF)
- Factsheet: How to Sample (PDF) — placeholder
New World Screwworm Inspection Techniques in New Mexico
Otero County Extension Agent Sid Gordon demonstrates how to inspect for New World Screwworm.
Veterinarians
Clinical and diagnostic resources for veterinarians assessing or treating suspected New World Screwworm cases.
Wildlife
Resources for wildlife managers, biologists, and land managers monitoring screwworm in wildlife populations.
Humans
Information for people who may have been exposed to or are concerned about New World Screwworm infestation.