Texas Calf Infestation by Screwworm Fly Raises Alerts in Colorado

A calf in Texas has been found infested with the screwworm fly. The infestation has triggered heightened vigilance in neighboring Colorado. Officials in Colorado are monitoring the situation for potential spread. The screwworm fly is known for causing serious tissue damage in livestock. The Texas case serves as a warning for regional agricultural producers. State agencies are likely coordinating response measures. The report does not indicate any confirmed cases beyond the Texas calf. Stakeholders will watch for updates on containment efforts.